Pixey

The theme this week is – "FLORAL " Chosen by @Welshblue (SOTW #178 winner) This week you're challenged to design and create a signature incorporating “Flowers.” The deadline for entries is 7:00pm (UK time) 2:00pm EST on Saturday 13th of January 2018. To see how that equates to other countries, here is a link to the World Time Competition Rules Max dimensions are 500 x 200. Please NOTE: The forum limits signatures to 500 x 150, if it is too large do not try to use it as your regular signature. Please keep your signature family friendly. Please keep to the theme that has been set. You may modify or replace your image until the deadline! Don’t violate copyright laws with found images; links to source images would be courteous. Your entry must be made using Paint.net; please don't use an outside image editor and try passing it off as PDN work. There are three entries per entrant allowed. Don’t add links to larger versions of your signature. Your entry should be voted on based on the size laid out in rule #1. Please keep larger versions of your work for your gallery. Signatures may be either horizontal or vertical. The winner of the current SOTW gets to choose the subject for the next competition. Good luck all and thank you in advance for entering. Thanks to - chrisco97, Sozo, TheHowler, Nitenurse79, Chimay, DrewDale & Pixey for keeping this comp going in the past. Previous comps have included the following topics as listed Here compiled by MJW. This list will, perhaps assist future winners with a theme. This thread is for posting your entries only. If you want to talk about any of the entries, you can do so in the discussion thread found here.

And ........... there is also Midora's Parallel Lines & Patterns to be found here.

And the winners are: @welshblue in 1st Place with 9 votes @Pixey in 2nd Place with 6 votes @lynxster4 in 3rd Place with 3 votes Congratulations

Congratulations @welshblue & @lynxster4 and thank you for the votes. What a beautiful array of entries from everyone. So festive and such eye candy for this time of the year. Many thanks @toe_head2001 for hosting this very interesting Shape Thread

9) Holding the Shift key when using the Line/Curve tool draws a straight line. 10) AA’s Assistant is a must for smoothing edges. 11) Learn to save your work often with Ctrl + S

What a lovely Happy New Year you have here @Seerose. Hope you and your family have a good one

Dear @Drydareelin I am so sorry for your loss. How sad for you and your family. The tribute is beautiful and he will definitely be a star watching over you

OMG ............ I only just noticed there is a ginger cat in the Crow's Nest ............. please let it be safe

Thank you so much @lynxster4 - that tutorial is certainly addictive Many thanks @Seerose (sorry the automatic name thing has stopped working) for your kind words Thanks @Woodsy (see above ..... that thingy is not working) and glad you like the colors. I think I'm a tad addicted to Gold

Eeeek - it's a guillotine

That's very good @Humility That dude relaxing on the front of the ship is 'cool' and really brought a big smile to my face today

Hi @soggy_cheese cute handle. One of the plugins I use a lot is the wonderful AA's Assistant. A fellow PDN'er should not be without it

Having some fun with @welshblue's Stamped Metal technique:

like @Eli I too can't get used to the Dark Theme - but never mind - we have choices, which is nice I am also having trouble pasting numbers into settings in @MJW's Height Map Texture Shader

The Poll is now open for voting on the SOTW#178 - Christmas Garland Competition! It will be open for a week until - Saturday 30th December, 2017 ~ 2 pm EST and 7 pm UK. World Clock. Good luck y'all

Hi @LauraAnn. Here is a link as to how to save and get the pallets into Paint.net

I know everyone must be terribly busy at this time of the year - but I'm hoping for more entries for the Christmas Garland Competition. Or ............... it can be delayed for a week, if enough members ask ....... I await your responses

Yes, a fantastic axe it is too . And this one changed dramatically Jolly Well done

Hi @pesent & Welcome to the forum. Yes, this happens when you import something that's bigger than your background. If so, you will have to resize the image, like so: and then use Image - Crop to selection - which will then make both layers the same size.

Oooo - they are SO gorgeous @Seerose and the first one is really stunning Great work! Hope you and your family have a Wonderful Christmas

Downloading now - it looks exciting and Thank You Rick

What colorful planets you have there Just a small pointer for you with this image there are some 'jaggies' visible. They would soon disappear if you used the AA's Assistant Plugin when you have finished the image before you flatten it