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This nonexistent flower in the morning sunshine is for you all. 100% PdN, of course. In this full-size detail it is easier to find defects: Is there anyone who knows how to add smell in PdN? I cannot find the way. Please post a tutorial with detailed steps (and the plugin if required). Thanks. Pyjo.

My daughter, who isn’t yet 5 years old, likes drawing pictures very much. I trained her using the paintbrush and the paint bucket. This is her first digital work. Maybe in a few years she’ll have her own account in this forum… Bye Pyjo.

Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed my posts. I also enjoyed your trees: I think they are one of the most beautiful things I've seen in this forum. I'm now looking for a technique for making grass. This experiment is now my desktop background. I'll improve it... Bye, Pyjo.

I introduce you my family. I'm the tallest one. We found the monolith the last summer, and we took a photo with it. I used PdN only to resize the canvas. The picture was not edited with PdN. This is a real monolith, creafted by an extraterrestrial intelligence an inconceivable amount of time ago. Bye Pyjo.

Looks frozen, like a cornice from deepest Antarctica. Intentional? Perhaps it lacks some foam. Something like this: Bye Pyjo.

What a lovely kid! Here I am when I was 1 day old (about 9 months before my birth day). The picture was taken with a scanning electron microscope. Bye, Pyjo.

Do you remember "2001: a Space Odyssey"? Well, I recall you that my first post was my best work until now. This means that subsequent posts are likely to be worse. The moon texture I used in the previous post inspired me another astronomical picture. I added an Earth and a Sun: it should resemble the opening of the movie. Don't you hear the trumpets of "Also Spracth Zarathustra" sunrise? Detail: You can see the full-sized image here. Bye, Pyjo.

Good morning to everyone. I'm new to computer graphics and image editing. I installed Paint.NET about a month ago and I found it very simple and powerful, so I started playing with it. This is by now my best work. I'm quite satified with it. It is 100% pdn. The wood surface was done with: Noise, Motion Blur, Polar Inversion, Relief, Rotate/Zoom. The eyeballs with: Clouds, Zoom Blur, Brightness/Contrast, Ellipse, Gaussian Blur, Shape3D. The light/shadow effects with: Gradient, Ellipse, Gaussian Blur, Primary Color Difference to -Alpha. At the end, Flatten and Soften Portrait. I made also my own moon: I used only Clouds, Sparkles, and Shape3D. I hope you will like my work. Bye, Pyjo.