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Open your Library and drag it to a location that is comfortable for you to work with (mine is usually bottom right of my Stage).
And so, let us begin.
There are parts of this tutorial that may seem confusing or a little difficult, but as always I will try to break things down into steps that are as easy as possible.
To practice this, start with a fairly simple piece of art. My animation in here has a little more detail with it, but you???ll honestly pick this up so fast that you???ll be doing more complex things than this one here. But, for the purpose of this tutorial, I will be working with this self-portrait I created.
On the first layer we have our RSS feed image, and name it whatever you like – I named mine “RSS”.
To make Jessica look less like a drawing, and with a little more life, we're going to colorize her lines also, instead of just leaving them black.