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That's interesting to know! I own a 3G iPod Nano, and I decided to integrate one of my favorite MP3 players and one of my favorite characters into one!

Thanx! However, my brain goes blank because I don't know when v4.0 will be releasing...

See, even cartoon characters like Charlie Barkin here loves iPods! Hey, Charlie, I used you as a silhouette! Check it out!!! My best composition! Note to moderators and administrators: All iPods Go to Heaven!

Cool! I saw all of these images on your deviantART profile and it looks astounding! 8)

Now, this one is for the little children. Sorry, adults! Here is my artwork of characters you might know from TV and the animation style you might know from the animators. All of these are inspired. But however, all of these are uploaded by me in DeviantART. Hint: Click on the images for original location! (except for 2nd image) :wink: This is my only Deviation that's my best and highest composition ever yet! All others are just doodled while I was bored! Bolt/Beethoven Crossover Poster; BOLThoven! The next image is classified as my funniest Deviation I uploaded! You gotta laugh at this one! Family Guy/ADGTH Crossover Comic Funny - Hartman Style!! Heaven's First ULTra (Wiki this) Ever Built! Wish They'd Exist in My City... Now, the image below you will see is just like the 2nd one on top, but here, it's Charlie Barkin from ADGTH having an angry discussion with the creator. Come on, kids, laugh as hard as you can! You love cartoons so much like me! Charlie B. Barkin - Butch Hartman (Wiki this) Style! Hey, remember the Flea Bite Cafe that first originated in the 1993 movie All Dogs Go to Heaven 2 (Wiki this)? Well, I designed a logo! The Flea Bite Logo So, as to the little children, administrators, and moderators of this forum, how do you like my images? Does it make you laugh like a child again?

*ding ding ding!!!* Definitely! Love my signature results!

Probably because little children are experiencing with this tutorial and the software. This lets off from the violence. :wink:

About half the laughter of your Ponies phrase!

"And ponies?" I think it adds a little bit of comedy into it. Made me laugh so hard! P.S. Rick may be right, I might not be joking. I'm still concerned, though.

Try testing it on a small piece of paper! You can draw a picture of a cartoon face but you're simulating yourself trying to draw the PERFECT circle. Reply back if you think it might work!

Spending $2000 on Photoshop so you can do Smudging? Nope. I don't think so! Now we have a plugin just for PdN. Nice job, pyro! My friend!! 8)

Maybe if, in the next version (version 4), there might be an invention for tool plugins. Or was it just me?

Wonder if we can have more features of the Clone Stamp Tool? Maybe a plugin that has more custom brushes, adjustments, and anti-aliasing en/disabled for The Clone Stamp Tool. Because that would be more awesome if there's a plugin for that! Is it possible to create that?

Oops!! :oops: Sorry, I thought almost all of us had better computers. Sorry. I'll resize it, soon, until my work is done! Ok?

agree. what he said. :mrgreen:

Ewww....you're making me sick! But interesting tutorial!

It's Actually Pronounced The X.O.G., and No One Shall Guess What It Means... :twisted: *sigh* too far...too far.

Nice plugin! Now let's sparkle our teeth, without any brushing!!

Good. Now let's render it on our photos of our outdated rooms!

BAH!! I kept saying your name in my head "The X-Hog!" :oops:

I got a good name! Call it "The Tilting-Text Effect"!!

That picture you did reminds me of eating potato chips! The paper looks like a chip (because of the shape and texture)! You are making me hungry!

It equals "$3.141562589...."...I guess. Hope you can find one on Pi Day!

This tutorial is available as a PDF. Click here to view or download it Edit: Resized all images for people who have slower computers! Okay, how many times has this ever happened to you, and ALWAYS you? You were drawing something (in this case, I drew this part of this street intersection) with any dark pencil, but you made a mistake. A BIG mistake! You tried erasing the mistake with a latex-free eraser, but this is what you (in this case, this picture below) got! Excess pencil marks!! How in the world are you going to get rid of them? Well, with Paint.NET, you CAN get rid of the pencil marks, the easy way! Step 1: Open your image of any drawing (if it has dark pencil marks) you've taken or scanned. Step 2: Select the dark pencil marks (like the picture below) with the Lasso Tool :LassoTool: . This will help you focus on ONLY the pencil marks, preventing accidental mistakes. Here, I am selecting a small batch of marks as an example. Step 3: Notice there are a handful of ways to remove pencil marks, but, in this case, I'll use the handy-dandy Clone Stamp Tool :CloneStamp: , which is the easiest way to remove pencil marks. If you want to use tool, go ahead and select it. 😉 Step 4: Enable "Anti-alias" and hold down the Ctrl Key and anchor the area you want to remove. If you scanned an image, no problem. But if you taken a small sample with your digital camera, for example, values of white or other colored area will, and I repeat, WILL differ. So anchor the stamp to the closest value as possible, until you get it right. Step 5: Once you've anchored the area, you may start clicking to the area nearest to your anchor point. This will ensure you will have perfect values, and perfect results. If you made a mistake, try again. Step 7: Repeat Steps 4 and 5 until you don't see any pencil marks anymore. Step 8: Deselect. Your results will look like this: But Wait! We're not done yet. See the imperfections here? We are going to work this out by removing them. Step 9: To fix this problem, here's an easy thing to do. Using the Lasso Tool :LassoTool: , select all of the sharpened edges. Those edges are the imperfections. And, yet, we don't want them. Note: If you're working on a small image, with "Anti-alias" enabled, then you might skip this part. Step 10: Once you have them selected, Click on Effects > Blurs > Unfocus. Step 11: Set the slider to the appropriate radius. In this case, since my image is so large, I'll set it to 4. Step 12: If you have the Feather Plugin, you can soften your selection lines for more perfect results. If you have the plugin installed, open Feather from the Blurs menu and set it to, in this case, 6. Your results will now look like this: Finally!! Perfect results!! (well, if you know how to!) Here is the full result: I hope you find this tutorial interesting. Please comment if you think it's good.