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Cc4FuzzyHuggles, Thank you for the reply, Actually, I remember that tutorial and used it when you posted it. I will continue to monkey with the different ways to create alternative ways. Continuing to dig I found that mirror creates a fold effect.

Thank you very much Ishi and Eli I combined both of your responses and quickly made a bend. EDIT: Resized image to comply with max size rule

Is there a plugin to fold or crease image Thanks in advance EDIT: resized image to comply with max size rule

Thank you Eli, That answers everything!

I need to update to circle text v1.4 (updating now) Do you have a suggestion how to draw the circle

PDN Version 3.3x, 3.5 I want to draw a circle then have text within that circle. I am using Circle text V1.2 Is there a better way to draw the circle. Or a better way of text My circle is not concentric so my text is not lining up.

Nice, I would like to see the tutorial on that gold picture frame and flying glass.

@ Rick Brewster The issue was the blurring of the pic, the resizing part was cool. So I figured I must of been doing it wrong. I took it to a computer with a different program and resized it down and the result was no noticeable loss. @ nitenurse79 Yes, I had checked the maintain aspect ratio. ( I was thinking the same thing too). @ delpart I think the rounding up or down of the fractions may be my answer. I will also try other compression format instead of JPG, or GIF, I started with my original and cropped way down Next I applied the math to the resize as you suggested and it worked great. I am sure there is still a loss because I can only apply whole numbers to the resize, but for this application it works. Thanks

Version 3.3x, 3.5 When sizing a pic down it gets blurry or it seems the pixels are all scrunched together.

@Bob11 I think it looks fantastic!

What an excellent collection! I know you have no tutorials but how bout a clue on the method of (abstract of the week #13)

mountnman Thanks for pointing that out. I edited the tool name

Here is how I always crop 1. select the (edit) Rectangle Select tool 2. pull a square around the area to crop 3. from the pull down menu image choose "crop to selection"

Yes it makes sense..pretty nifty