Pixey

Wow @Seerose ...... so many more beauties .......... especially this one - just fantastic .

Welcome @Cloudkicker th the forum. Here is a video which may gives you some ideas of how to super impose something over another image.

Hi @Kanjiart and Welcome . This may call for the Clone Stamp Tool. Here is a video which will explain how to.

@Heathersharmony - Oh...... that is so darn cute .

Hi @NewbiePainter. They look really cute and ...... yes, small. As @Toe said, you can enlarge them for viewing by using - Image - Resize and set the top box Resampling to Nearest Neighbour, then go to Pixel width and Height and change the size. I made an owl recently and this is how I made it larger for showing ....... example below.

Used @Red's Highlight (water glint) and then made circles of colors; blue, light blue and white, with the 2nd color transparent .... and some blurring.

Hi Mimi - I assume you are using the tutorial by ConfuzzledManic? When you have surrounded your image with a solid outline and then use Ctrl I to invert, you won't see anything ....... until you then switch to the other layer and hit delete. Then the background should disappear . EDIT: Oh .... I forgot to say also, what may have happened is that your line may have spaces in it. The magic wand won't work unless the lines are all solid. Once you use Ctrl and I, everything should be selected - then hit delete on the original image layer.

That's exactly what I do . I have a folder on the desk top, inside of which I have a folder of each developer's Plugins, then I load as needed .

Hi Mimi and Welcome. Transparency and Color Alpha are Plugins which need to be downloaded and added to the Effects folder in Paint.net. There are a number of ways you can do what you ask. Have a look at the Color Alpha tutorial and here is another way as well.

Perhaps this tutorial will give you some ideas .

Thanks so much @Helen. So, you understand all the clicking that's done making pixel art. Argh ...... painstakingly boring stuff, but worth the effort in the end. @Pratyush - thank so much for stopping by to say that. Yes, indeed you may have the owl as a present

Brushes, Intensity Warp & Fur Blur.

Fantastic image shapes @Lynxter. Sorry I took so long to say so on here. I inadvertently posted in @Limon's thread on the 20th October ....... some days I don't know where my head is . Anyway, the fruits are really good. I've been working a bit more on some new shapes, but always seem to get waylaid .

Delicious strawberry (I can imagine ice cream with it) and the flower in the bubble is superb. Great work . P.S. Sorry about the mistake on the 20th I got the names mixed up ..... both beginning with "L" .

Many, many thanks Doughty, Barbieq, Seerose, Nightnurse and Dryda for your lovely comments . I can't believe I haven't made a cat .... yet!

I am so totally "busted". I am not a movie-goer and had no clue what Doughty meant when she said, "Back to the future is today" . Only movies I've ever watched are on planes . As to Doughty's query ....... I think @Red's suggestion is good ............. so, it's up to you the composer. It can be either close to the movie, or anything depicting time travel. The voters will decide which they like on "voting day". Seerose has requested a Theme Change - it is now Autumn/Fall.

I totally thought it was a movie - I PM'd Seerose for clarification, but had not heard back before I posted the comp !

The theme this week is – "Autumn/Fall" which has been chosen by – Seerose (SOTW #138 winner). This week you're challenged to design and create a signature based on Autumn/Fall. The deadline for entries is 7:00pm Eastern Time (UK - 11 PM) on Friday 30th of October 2015. To see how that equates to other countries, here is a link to the World Time Competition Rules 1. Max sig dimensions 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 sig. 2. Please keep your signature family friendly. 3. Keep to the theme that has been set. 4. You may modify or replace your image until the deadline! 5. Don’t violate copyright laws with found images; links to source images would be courteous. 6. Your entry must be made using Paint.net. Please don't use an outside image editor and try passing it off as PDN work. 7. There are multiple entries per entrant allowed. 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, DrewDale and Chimay for keeping this competition going in the past. 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.. ****************************

WINNERS ANNOUNCED First Place - Seerose with 10 votes Second - Pixey with 9 votes Third - Mottoman with 8 votes Congratulations Seerose - a lovely entry indeed! Congratulations to the runners uppers, and a hearty thank you to everyone who entered. A wonderful array of assorted entries to choose from. Keep up the great work everyone. So nice to have Limon joining us and hope to see more from her.

Ohhhh - I recognize that birdie above @Max (royalties please ). Wow @Seerose - more beauties for our eyes. As ever, so colorful and glossy

Brava @Eli. Beautiful images to look at ..... me too is loving the pink rose.

Yum - yum . My 5-a-day right there and waiting. Great work @Limon .

You're welcome @NN - I thought so too at first .

@NN - I think one needs an actual book, after using the Plugin to make the measurements. Looks like a LOT of work - Phew!

Hi Reba, There is a smudge tool, but it's a Plugin which has to be downloaded. It can be found here To install a Plugin you can find How To here Of course learning how to use Paint.net takes a bit of time and practice. Don't hesitate to ask when you are stuck. There are some very helpful people here on the forum.