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its a suit,you have to bring your own head.

Also if you are a firefox user check out an add on program for it called APNG Editor.

yeah i used multiple layers at different opacities with varying blending types to make it look solid yet transparent

Its true Rick wouldn't lie to you

If you want the people more of white figures or more of just one color cut out the person your using,put them on their own layer,use the silhouette effect effects>object>silhouette (may have been in a plug in i dont recall) and do whichever color you want,then once you get the color you want adjust the opacity of that layer and youll have a ghostly figure,that may be what your looking for if not,i tried lol

looks pretty awesome,nice work.Something tells me that if you tweaked the opacity and had multiple layers of it and used some blurs,you could make smoke out of the same idea your using there.May be something you wanna try out and see if you can do it.

Welcome to PDN! It looks like a good attempt,but first you need to keep this in the appropriate topic,maybe reply it to the tutorial you used or start your own gallery.There's many different things you have to get used to here on the forums,and by reading the following will prevent you from getting your posts locked or deleted and make your stay a lot easier here.Not trying to be rude,im actually trying to help,because if i didn't say this,theres many others that would have.So please read The Forum Rules http://paintdotnet.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=3446

Welcome to PDN! It looks like a good attempt,but first you need to keep this in the appropriate topic,maybe reply it to the tutorial you used or start your own gallery.There's many different things you have to get used to here on the forums,and by reading the following will prevent you from getting your posts locked or deleted and make your stay a lot easier here.Not trying to be rude,im actually trying to help,because if i didn't say this,theres many others that would have.So please read The Forum Rules http://paintdotnet.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=3446

Also if you want to make it in a certain shape or to have more control of the beams,make the shape then use motion blur in the direction you want the beams from and use the desired distance. Using motion blur will make the image your motion blurring more faint though so to make it more dense duplicate the layer that the motion blur is on as many times as needed to get the effect you want.After doing this,closer to the object your blurring may look too dense where as the farther away it gets more faint,simply erase parts that are dense on a few layers to thin them out.Also to give it a more in depth look each layer you duplicate to make it more dense you can adjust the opacity to give it a more realistic look. Also after you have done the above and have it how you want,but decide you want your beams with a bit of color,duplicate the same initial layer you have been to make the beams before,but before you motion blur,use the silhouette tool effects>object>silhouette and make it the color you want.Then use motion blur and continue with all the steps above.If you wish to have both white and a color and not have them overlap,drag your colored layer down just alittle bit enough to bring out both colors but not enough to seperate the flow of the beam. Its hard to explain,and im sure sometime i'll get around to makeing a tutorial with the way i came up with,but until then maybe you can stumble around with what i just mentioned and see if you get what i mean. You can see a small example of this in the 3rd sig in my gallery. Good Luck!

if your going to post your sigs you must keep them in one topic.Make it your gallery and only post your sigs there or in appropriate already created sections.You cannot have a separate topic for every new thing you make.Please look over The Rules http://paintdotnet.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=3446

Trust Rick,he hasn't let us down so far,without him none of us would be here on these forums,none of us would have PDN,some of us wouldn't have developed our passion for graphic art without him and his program.Just something to keep in mind.

looks pretty good i like it,gives it an action feel but maintains a good middle ground to where its not overdone.

Look up tutorials on how to work with gradients,then you'll get an idea of how to color the text accordingly.

Just wanted to stop in and tell you that i really like your current sig,you did a good job on the reflection and to me the letters look like they are suspended which gives of a neat overall effect.Nice work!

I don't think its exactly a halt,i think Rick is just taking time to get things in order and making it the best it can be before the new release.Instead of making a new little release every time theres a small update,he is probably just going to release it all at once. PDN is a solid enough program to not need constant updates and with all the plug-ins you can download,technically PDN gets new features often.