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  • Birthday January 4

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    Longboat Key,    Florida
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    Travel, gardening, cooking, reading and working with PDN.

    Favourite books - Anna Karenina by Tolstoy & The Night in Lisbon by Remarque.

    Pop music - Lady by Modjo.
    - Mandolin Rain by Bruce Hornsby

    Classical - Wagner; Siegfried Idyll, Lohengrin.

    Liszt: Un Sospiro
    Shostakovich - Piano #2 Adante

    Movie: The English Patient.
    Out of Africa.

    I've had to scrap gardening :) as we've moved into a condo. But, can now add swimming/walking on the beach to my interests, as well as turtle/gator-watching and .... more recently Manatees :)

    Biography:


    Born in the UK and at the age of 5 moved to Malawi, Central Africa, where I lived for 22 years. After that 15 years in the USA (Maine, California & Texas) 12 years between Indonesia, Singapore & Thailand, 5 years in Switzerland, 8 years in the Isle of Man and now, thankfully, settled back in the good old US of A in Florida.


    Career: Travel Agent (before that - Medical Asst.)

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  1. Pixey started following Printing Issue , Black & white Alpha , How do I add a fade into background in just one part of the picture instead of the whole thing and 6 others
  2. Pixey
    As mentioned in the other thread, you will find it under Effects > Objects. Not in Adjustments. Or, perhaps you are looking for this one:
  3. Pixey
    Here's how on one layer. 1. draw the line at #10. 2. Select the bottom and fill. Duplicate and merge a few times. 3. AA's Assistant. 4. Select the top and fill.
  4. Pixey
    Not on one layer. Here is an example using a couple of Plugins. 1. draw the line in its own layer. 2. Select the bottom of the line 3. Make a new layer and fill the blue. 4. Go back to the line and select, make a new layer and fill with 2nd color. 5 Uncheck the line layer. 6. On both colors use the Plugin Blur Blend set at about 27. 7. Use AA's Assistant on both layers until you see a sharper edge on both. 8.Then go to "outline' and change the color accordingly on both layers until it fills up.
  5. Pixey
    Hello and welcome @thriverWX Here is a video with one way:
  6. Pixey
    You could also: 1. Draw your curve and fill the first color. 2. Gaussian Blur. 3. Fill the second half.
  7. Pixey
    @Lha you can watch this video for example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gS2gniY-nsk Instead of using Paste Alpha, you can also use this instead found in @BoltBait's pack:
  8. Pixey
    Yep - it's working fine for me - so far 😂
  9. Pixey
    I must be blind - I only just noticed in the first post that there was a face 🤣
  10. Pixey
    The author @PhilipLB, on his first attempt at a Plugin, has not logged in since 2008, so he's unlikely to see this request. However, I have downloaded it and run it through my Malware and it is safe
  11. Pixey
    You could draw a circle and fill it with diagonal lines, then use @Red ochre's Cobweb Plugin:
  12. Pixey
    Perhaps this Plugin may be of help:
  13. Pixey
    Welcome to the Pictorium @Emerald Angel A very pretty swirl indeed
  14. Pixey
    Perhaps have a read in this thread:
  15. Pixey
    @bflmpsvz do forgive me for not being very helpful. I'm still not 100% sure what you are trying to accomplish 😁 If you are trying to use the gradient that you prefer, all at once, perhaps make a mask the size you want, then select the mask and on a new layer use the gradient.
  16. Pixey
    Yes, if you have the space selected, like in your example, just pick the color and then hit "Backspace". See Keyboard and Mouse shortcuts here.
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