Shipbucket

Creating glass in Microsoft Paint is a bit more difficult, but we can still make it look good without having to make the glass opaque. In order to show items behind the glass, we will need a selection of blues in varying brightness. If you've already detailed the interior view through the window, you just need to draw over the outlines of the furniture and objects inside the window frame with a darker blue color. Once you've filled your objects, fill the rest of the window with a lighter blue, and a highlight can be added over the top. In the example images, you can see the blue palette used to fill the glass.

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The ship, MS Selandia was built in 1912, as the FIRST ocean going motor vessel. She was built for the Danish East Asiatic (Ostasiatiske Kompagni) as part of a class of 5 ships, of which one Fionia was sold to Hamburg Amerika line (HAPAG), and in to honor her Danish origin was named Christian X, after the king of Danemark at that time.
Selandia herself was never a part of the Lauritzen Line. In 1936 she was sold out of the EAC fleet to Norway and later Finland (1940) and renamed Tornator. As Tornator she was chartered by a Japanese company she sunk after stranding off Omaisaki bay, between Nagoya and Yokohama.
The drawing itself is of excellent quality Thiel, but the hull colors are wrong, as East Asiatic Company ships, which carried passengers were grey with red boot-topping. Cargo ships were black with white line at shelter-deck level. I also believe that she naver carried sails.