Andrew D

http://img237.imageshack.us/img237/4464 ... perij0.jpg A wallpaper I made.

A Endorphin Boxart Wallpaper! All stock images from the NM site, though the boxart I had to make myself.

And it's giving my broadband trouble aswell. Anyways, I'd just look around dA for tutorials (there are tons of them) and try and convert them for PDN.

There is a plug-in called "Scan Lines" in the plug-in section, that should solve your problem.

Can you show us the pic your trying to do this with?

This is an artwork I done for the Endorphin Masters Guide, which I am part doing, as you can tell from my name being on it. The background I used was a touched up version of one of Dark Matter's (also doing part of thi guide) abstract arts, which you can find at his dA account

If you were talking to me, thanks. I might do a tutorial on it.

A Northern Lights pic I've done. Also for use as a background.

For some reason I can't download the .zip, can anyone put it up on a mirror link?

My original sig, new and improved! Look below.

But there's no point, and it'll only end up in the back of your Recycle Bin. Although I can, I will when I have to, which is usually when a friend wants something done.

I'm voting for Buzzkill's.

Might aswell, very clever.

Nothing like good old self-advertising.Though, can't you, seeing how you are a moderator.

True. There should proberly be a mixture of n00b friendly ones and then also more complicated ones, just so all users can use them.

Well, I think that Stickied threads should be revelant to most people on the forum, like as mine on the NM forums helps users with starting in endorphin by showing all the packs available for it, so really, the tutorials should be the same, the most revelant ones being the most important, meaning they should be stickied. Not as in something you can do in a few certain pieces, but as things which you can use in anything if needed.

Now this is a hell of a good tutorial.

Now this is a hell of a good tutorial.

Welcome to the Paint.NET forums, the most peaceful forum there is!

And also, some of them are useful, like TC's cutting out images from complicated backgrounds , but who wants to make a toy car?

The first page of my Endorphin Comic.

Final version of my Endorphin Comic front cover.

Cover for my upcoming comic, which is done from an endorphin scene, then transformed into a comic strip. The face was a pain in the buttocks, if I must say so myslef.