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AndrewDavid

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  1. Oh Wow! Great pic @Red ochre. Hope you add that to your gallery. I tried for a few hours and gave up. The detail I was trying to mimic was the image breaking up into vectors.

    Does this not show a clear example of the difference between paint (I'm not sure of the term (bitmap?) and vector graphics editing.

    I know they are totally different.

    Vector graphics to me is 3D editing to get that effect of the breakup.

    But still a great piece of art. B)

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  2. See - someone reads your tut @BoltBait. Took me a few tries - but by George I think I got it!

    I plan to try using Kaxaml to draw my next shape.

    And correct me if I'm wrong - you can't import the geo code into ShapeMaker. Figured that out all on my own but it did frustrate me for awhile.

     

    Thanks for the tut and the examples. I enjoy learning new things. B)

     

     

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  3. All Microsoft is doing is introducing use of layers to the desktop screen. It will become more evident in Win 11. For now it can be best seen when opening Groove Music in Win10. One of the first apps that have modified their source code to take advantage of this new format;

    On 5/19/2017 at 1:25 PM, toe_head2001 said:

    Fluent Design System

    My own rendition

     

  4. The way I see it - brushes and filters are tools to create the final product - just as plugins and shapes are used to shape or texture the art piece.

    I consider all of them tools that users have access to in order to create artwork.

     

    I didn't write the plugins either. Nor did I create the shapes.

    Once I edit one of these brushes or textures - does it become mine? They all come in grey scale.

     

    All work is done inside Paint.Net is my defense.

     

    I knew it was a good question open to many forms of interpretation. Just setting the playing field.

     

  5. Hey there @wreckage

     

    Just a sort of convoluted way of doing it.

     

    First you need this plugin for paint

    https://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/20622-psfilterpdn-2016-10-05/

     

    You might have it already if you know how to add PS Filters to Paint.Net

     

    Then travel the net to http://telegraphics.com.au/sw/ and look for the scramble filter.

    "Break an image into square or rectangular blocks, and rearrange them randomly, like a sliding block puzzle."

     

    @toe_head2001 Neither one of those suggestions will work. Trust me - I've tried. @BoltBait is designed to paint a picture with tiles and @MJW will tile an image into a layer.

     

    I'm sure they will correct me if I'm wrong

     

    Hope this works for you @wreckage

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  6. On 5/8/2017 at 0:49 PM, Woodsy said:

    Nice swirl AndrewDavid! Love the colors!

    Thank You @Woodsy

    On 5/8/2017 at 1:11 PM, hippiechos said:

    Your swirl reminds me of sorbet. Yum.

    See how you made someone hungry. Thanks for visiting @hippiechos

    On 5/11/2017 at 8:20 AM, Seerose said:

    @AndrewDavid!

    The swirl is perfect.
    Through the pastel colors it looks really noble. :trophy:

    Thank you so much. :cake: :coffee:

    Thank you @Seerose for stopping by

    On 5/11/2017 at 7:12 PM, Beta0 said:

    @AndrewDavid Looks like a swirl of strawberry and vanilla ice cream with caramel. o.o

    ...I better stop thinking about food. X]

    That was the furthest thing from my mind when I was painting it. Hope it didn't ruin your appetite. Thanks for stopping by

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