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Not that I know of, without placing them individually, or using a distortion that lowers the quality.... Would be very helpful to, say...Have a plugin developed for this.

That looks more moldy, lol. You might want to try experimenting with noise, blurs and smudging. And adjusting saturation.

Np, welcome to the forum. Rick&peeps have done a great job. Just select your primary color as the color you want for that letter and type. Change the color as needed. You may have to adjust the text after by selecting it and using the move pixels tool. You should probably read up on pdn. http://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/en/index.html Good luck & Have fun.

You can take an image and put it on a bigger canvas and blur/feather the edges, or use outline object...Or, if I'm correct, use alpha masking to do it. :?: How it will look in the workspace is; a fade into a checkerboard. You just have to crop it down then. Example below.

HI. You may want to review read this thread that was posted not too long ago. viewtopic.php?f=12&t=28108

I think he knows how to make it... Regardless of how simple it is, he is requesting a plugin be made to produce the effect. IDK about that though.

Oh. Just hold shift and move a corner nub inwards to scale your picture.

Okay... In the shot you posted, the reason parts of the image get cut off is because of Finish Pixels, as seen in your history window. When you paste an image you should move/resize while it still is in a selection, so it is within the canvas. If that is what you want. Otherwise, when the pixels "finish" the parts that aren't inside get cutoff. This happens when you select another tool, or add an effect after pasting.

Cool. I like the different opacity in the mutilayered city.

Yep. Have the car in the background layer, then create a new layer. Paste the logo into this layer. You will probably want to use the Ellipse selection to make it round and invert the selection to delete the white corners. A quick feather or duplicate layer radial blurring can make the edges nice. when your finished don't forget to flatten it! Gl.

Np. It's in the boltbait pack: viewtopic.php?f=16&t=22819 Used to make smooth edges. I use a low setting on it for blurring edges.

Select the words and press Ctrl+C. You can now paste them wherever using Ctrl+V. Is the gif animated? You might want to rename the title to something a bit less ambiguous then 'help', or it may just get locked.

Well... Resize it to a more proportional size, then just cut away the parts you don't want. Feather it and change the color to blend in with that of the other image.

Try it out. :wink:

You could go over the edges with the line tool.

HI. You may want to try different bucket fill options.

CC would be to: clean up the edges & side of the pick guard. Make the wammy bar connection more detailed and change the width of the neck and keep the strings straight. Overall gooood work, Oh, add some neck inlays too.

Different looking camo. Basically I just used effect>distort>crystallize. You can also blur/mess with it till it looks like actual camo. Just an easy way I found.

You could always duplicate the layer, flip it and fade with opacity and a gradient.

Very nice.

Hi. When you save your image use the save configuration options to reduce the bit depth, or # of colors. Hope it works. Edit: Does depend on file type.

Yeah, it looks good. I think the text would look great in a sort of hot-coal fashion, blended into the flames.

Heh, that's what pdn is for. Or just put it in a [-hide-] -=- Looks alright in the site.

I just use :AntiAliasingOff: arial at 8. =P

Click the "More>>" button in the color window and the values should be in a small rectangle on the side.