Alright y'all! this is the brain tutorial part two

As you can see, I'm still working on the erasing of my outside-of-the-lines coloring

I'm gonna zoom back out now to work some more on the other areas.

Here I'm focusing on the frontal lobe of the brain, making sure to add quite a large area of red here.

The frontal lobe is associated with memory processing, recognition, and

speaking and reasoning.

I colored over the purple and blue here a little on accident,

so I'm just gonna move those up over top of the red layer, so that they cover that up.

I've still got a few places that I went outside of 'the lines', so I'm gonna go and zoom in again,

and erase where I feel like it's gone outside the lines.

Whoops... I was still on that blue layer.

Just gonna go in here and touch up where I feel is necessary.

There's no right or wrong way to do this here, okay? Make it look how you want it to.

If you want to go outside this specific area, you can. If you want to make it smaller, you can do that too.

It's really up to you on this part. You do you, man.

Alright... this is gonna take a while.

Alright, so here we're gonna zoom out again, because I'm finally finished being anal about how this line looks.

Now, I'm gonna add some more red here... sorry I can't decide what I want to do haha

Now we can work on the Orange layer

I decided to move it down to below the blue and purple layers, so that it's right on top of the Red layer.

The coloring for the Orange is pretty self explanatory, you really just outline the red.

I'll keep quiet until I've finished outlining

I keep bleeding into the red... so I'm gonna move the orange layer under the red layer, so that it's right on top of the Green.

Now, again, your lines and such do not have to be as specific as mine; most MRI's are kind of blurry and fuzzy.

That being said, I very much personally dislike blurry and fuzzy, so I feel the need to have them very clean cut.

We really just want to make this a learning experience.

Back to outlining...

Notice, you don't have to completely surround the Red with the Orange, but the Red always should be accompanied by the orange.

It helps show where the disease is spreading.

So here you can see that I'm adding some orange down near the bottom, which is where the Hypothalamus is located.

This is a pretty important brain part because it helps connect your endocrine and nervous systems.

So here, you can see I'm going to go back in with the blue again and look to add some different places in the middle of the brain that are blue

This is to help show the slow pattern of deterioration that Alzheimer's has.

Again, I'm really finicky about the lines, but you definitely do not have to be.

That's just my OCD sayin' hi, makin sure all the lines are perfect

I'm obviously having issues with the zoom here...

Here I'm going to add in some more purple, furthering the pattern we're trying to demonstrate here.

I don't know what I want to do here... who knows? Not me

Alright! Let's add some text and finish up this bad boy.

Go to layer, and create a new, blank layer. We're not duplicating this one!

It should go on top of the purple layer.

Now, we're going to add some text to this one.

Make sure your selected color is black, and then click the T in the lower left hand corner.

Once you've done that, click anywhere on the screen to create a text box.

Type in your title; mine is: "The Brain with Alzheimer's", but you can come up with something different if you'd like.

When you've done that, click on your move tool to save your text.

Then, positition the text where you would like it. I prefer mine on the bottom of the image.

I made sure to lock mine so I couldn't move it.

Then, for a fun little progression of Alzheimer's, I decided to continue coloring.

That being said, you're totally free to leave now, you've successfully completed your tutorial!

Just save it as an image and you're good to go!

I, however, do not want to be an adult and want to color it more so...

Slowly, the orange parts will turn to red too.

I made sure to connect my little red parts when they were close to each other...

I wanted to keep coloring, to show you the rest of the progression, but screen caster has a limit of 10 minutes per video :((

Then, I just saved it as an adobe file! Later, I copied it and created a jPeg too.

Congrats! Thanks for watching!