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Jake2k, those are nice! I just had to make another:

It shouldn't.

Actually, The_Lionhearted, the Resize tool does resize the whole image, selection or no selection. You have to select the layer, then use Rotate/Zoom (under the Layers tab) to zoom that layer out to the degree you want.

Unfortunately, you can not. If you want to make vectors, I would use Inkscape.

Even better! Weird...(literally )

Something I made using that technique:

You can use the different fill types (default is solid color) to achieve the effect you want, I believe.

If you have one.

Good job, dake. I can already see very good use for this! Before: After:

I think you like making album art more than having the imaginary band!

Well, you can use this tutorial to cut out the images. To resize, open the Resize window (Image/resize.) Then you can adjust by percentage or absolute size. What kind of help do you need for text?

Exactly. Obviously The Slippster is in a state of euphoria. BTW, good work, Rick.

Are you putting the text on a new layer? Maybe you could post a pic. to help us.

That's what I did on a different computer.

One of the first things I do when I start liking a project that I'm working on is save it. Then I continually save after various changes I make to it. If I think that I may want to go back to a previous step, I just start saving it as something similar (e.g. water, water1.) I Don't know if this helped, it's sorta something you have to put to habit. :wink:

Don't shout, TheCharacter. :o

Yes, it does.

I don't think it's a problem. If it's to much inconvenience to just double click on a layer, I mean, come on. Also that could be annoying if you didn't want to adjust the properties at that moment. :wink:

1. Hexagon Grid 2. Effect>Clouds (It comes with PDN.) 3. Adjustments>Curves

I kinda like it... the only thing that detracts from it are the squiggles. Maybe a little blur? :wink:

I don't know who would want this as a sig, but, hey. It looks cool.

Well, I'm not sure it deserves a tutorial, I just threw that together in about two minutes to show what you could use the Hex grid for. Anyway, your right, I used the Dents plugin on some green and black clouds. As for the grid, the eaten away effect was simpley adding some clouds set to additive over a grid.

Hmm, your right. I'm going to try to make a better one tomorrow.

What? You did install them, right?

That could be interesting! I'm sure I'd like to have a look at its PDN.