MikeRobe

January 21, 2014

Wow...what! That sir, is epic. I tip my hat to you.

January 19, 2014

Hmm, looks like more than one effect there. But if it's just the glow you're after, try Effects > Photo > Glow, and play around with the settings for your desired outcome.

January 17, 2014

Battle my sig.

Look below.

January 17, 2014

Green is a great colour.

January 17, 2014

Amazing tutorial, 11/10 would recommend. ;D

Used it for the planet in my avatar, works great and looks awesome too

January 17, 2014

I love the crater shadow effect! However - isn't the gradient curved (i.e the radial gradient) instead of straight?

January 17, 2014

Or, what I've found works, select the area of the spreadsheet you want to copy, and then hit Ctrl+C to copy it. In Paint.net, push Ctrl+V to paste it. That should (hopefully) work.

January 16, 2014

There's no mistaking who you are! ;D

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I thought this might be interesting and contrasting. Got a glowing 'dented' curvy line and in the background I used the Bars plugin to make a 'rigid' feel.

January 16, 2014

Here's an interesting one I whipped up quickly using Auto Chrome noise, Various blurs, clouds and dents.

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I don't even know. A rug at the scene of a murder perhaps?

January 16, 2014

Looks pretty good, but maybe use a more futuristic font (unless you were purposely using an ornate font) and I'd suggest putting some lighting behind it (like a sun or even a nebula) and possibly lens flare? ;D

January 15, 2014

Thanks, I enjoy making planets - so many options and so many landscapes.

January 15, 2014

Hopefully this isn't too big - a HUD from an alien telescope of the Earth...what are they planning to do? For the earth I found two images of a daytime and a night-time and used the translucency gradient to mix them together, but I had trouble keeping the lights while making it dark still. Never mind, still has a nice effect I think. Better watch out for 2019 then eh?

January 15, 2014

Have you found layers? Cakes have layers.

For future reference, using the layer window you can create a new layer. Select the new layer and put in the picture you want edited in. With that, you can edit it without worrying about breaking the original picture. When you're done cleaning up the edges of the face (which is what I assume you want to do; put the face in the picture somewhere but not with a white background) then you can merge the layer down with the next one and save the image.