Design How To Tip

I feel like from all your compliments that I have you all deceived in my artistic abilities.  Just to show you that I'm not really a drawer, but a design manipulator, I wanted to show you how to make one of the implements.  From what I show you here, you'll get an idea of how I made them all. :)

I wanted to break down quickly the 10 steps to making a bath brush.  I don't have the step by step versions of the one I made, but made this one larger scale to show you how I did it. :)  Most paint programs will let you do all of this, the only exception may be the 3d/lighten darken feature.  I myself use PSP X6. {PaintShopPro 16}

1. I took a large circle and just drew it down straight until it was the size of the head of the bathbrush that I wanted to draw.
2. Then I drew a second one just like it, and put lines down and across to give the appearance of bristles.
3. I copied the bristles one I made, and place it on top of the first one I made, putting it slightly to the left. 
4. On the area that I left exposed I drew squiqqly lines to make the side view of the bristles.
5. I then selected to make the item 3d, if yours doesn't have this funtion, but has a lighten and darken tool, you can just darken one side of your image with the darkening brush, and use the lighten brush on the other side.
6. I used large and small circles to make the base of the wood.
7. I drew squiggly lines to make the wood effect.
8. I told my program to make the image blurry to blend in the squiggles.  If your program will not blur, shrink your image to 50% and then tell it to make it 200%, returning it to it's original size. :)  That will make it blurry.
9. I made the wood 3d.
10. I copied the bristles and placed them on the wood.

And there you have it, a bath brush.  If you want to try to make an implement of your own, and need any help, let me know, I'll try to walk you through it as best as I can. 

Have a good night everyone. :)