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livewrong811

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  1. You're really good, man! I like the pestilence cell, you did an amazing job with it. The balance of the green is just right, too, it's not an obnoxious amount (that's a positive thing, in case it wasn't clear :lol: ). Keep up the good work!

  2. Nice work, Code Ember, I love the orange and black together.

    This is an oldish signature, that I just decided to use now. The background is pretty bland, I should fix that...

    Livewrong811Signature6.png

    And here is my 30th (not really) try to do 3D text, it didn't turn out too badly...

    Livewrong811Avatar3Resized-1.png

    And my newest avatar, that took me about five minutes to make but looks cool.

    Livewrong811Avatar4.png

    Comments, suggestions on all of these are welcome.

  3. Here is an example (look at the bottom) of dirt:

    Study-A-PoetProjectCoverNoName.png

    Step-by-step for the dirt:

    1) Line tool for the surface, do a few lines and put some gradual curves in, nothing too tall.

    2) Fill under line with same color of brown used in lines.

    3) Make the top line really smooth and fuzzy, whether you use anti-alias or a blur.

    4) Use ellipse tool to make small dots of varying sizes and shades of brown.

    Step 4 is optional, you may find a better way to do it by experimenting.

    Good luck! :)

  4. Try doing rough clouds for the beard, and then smudging it on another layer, and turning the opacity down. You could do that for the hair, too. Also try throwing some noise onto the hair and beard, to make it look more rough. And on the staff, and other parts of the body, the fill isn't complete and has some open spaces near the edges. Try a higher tolerance for paint bucket/magic wand, to get the whole selection in. Nice work so far, though.

  5. I suppose this Fireballl can be in the collection.

    2504892085_0a264fcc1a.jpg

    :lol:

    Let me see... Very rough clouds, curves, and a zoom blur?

    Edit: I changed some stuff on it, just to see if I could, and it ended up looking not-so-bad.

    Imagefixedforhiderhaymane.png

    Here's what I did:

    1) Use Shape3D on a duplicate layer of the background (original), and get a sphere. We're going for a fireball here, remember.

    2) Duplicated the Shape3D layer twice, put one on Overlay blending mode and put the other on Color Burn blending mode. I did a few other minor things, but nothing too big.

  6. I was just fooling around, trying to convert Thistutorial into a Paint.NET one. So I ran clouds, did Polar Transormation at default settings, and ended up with something resembling a waterfall. Then I ran a fragment blur, with the blend mode on Darken. It ended up making the sun reflection things, so I thought I'd post the image here.

    Waterfall1.png

  7. 3DAmericanflag2.png

    I took Drew's flag, did a black angled outline on another layer, then did a tiny white angled outline on another, to make it look separate. Does it look good?

    Edit: To answer my own question: No, it doesn't. I fixed the edges in a bit of a hurry, so they look like bloody potato. It takes a while to get anti-alias on the right settings. :? This was more of a concept than a piece of art, though.

  8. My avatar and signature made a couple years back. I have no clue where the stock image is (the skeleton reaper). They were made in Photoshop (Either 7 or CS1), not PDN, but I'm new to PDN for anything other than cropping/resizing. I thought I'd post these anyways. I've got to learn my way around PDN, as the only experience I had is with Photoshop. I've used GIMP before, but it was the same deal as PDN. Now I'm off to find some Photoshop-to-PDN guides...

    aziz-avy1.jpg

    aziz-sig1.jpg

    Welcome to the Paint.NET community! I hope to see some 100% PDN coming from you soon.

  9. Very Nice. However it is a bit empty on the right.

    My newest sig. Could someone tell me where to put the text? I couldn't find a decent place to put it.

    Here's my spiel:

    Zehro, I think that you have text-related problems. In the three signatures of yours that I've seen, you've had a pretty normal looking and standard font, and it has been in a place that makes it look like it was just jammed in there last thing. I think that it would suit you well to do some cool effects on the text, and have it be understated, not a point of attraction. An example of this is Blooper's signature, you should find one of his posts and check it out.

    ...I write too much... :roll:

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