rocknroll93

ok, i know this tut is for begginers, but why, (yes im a hippacrit) is no one taking it futher?

use feather and it will look good!

I agree!

Thanks Top Hat! this helped me lots

i think, with the Pink light, that is where your eye will look first, and you don't want that, do you?

good tut! here is my stab... or should i say slash:?: i know i screwed up with the hair, but, im too lazy

ok, here is mine

sweet!

not quite. but, i suppose maybe it is a bit like glow.... just select the areas where you want it and use glow...

thanks, i got it now, but now back to the first question. can someone make the plastic wrap plug-in?

and yes, i know this should be in it's own topic by itself. but, does Paint.net support layer masking? if it does how do I do it?

could someone please write an effect plugin to recreate the photoshop plastic wrap plugin? it would be pretty useful in abstract pieces. if someone could do this, I would be soooo greatfull thanks rocknroll93

ah ok. i thought I actually put my reason why in my first post. looking back though, i didn't.

sorry to get offtopic and start an argument, I was just saying I found expired a lot easier to do. they both more or less get the same result though. so it is interesting to see how different people do the same thing.

I tryed both ways tophatslash's and expire and i liked expired better sorrt tophatslash