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It's been a long time, and I've sort of been swept up by life, but I definitely have happy news. Yesterday I found out I've been accepted to Rhode Island School of Design, one of the best design schools in the US. They gave me a pretty large sum of money as well. Frankly, I don't think I'd have come nearly this far if it weren't for Paint.NET and its community of awesome people and resources. Thanks, guys

What you are looking for is the Alpha Mask Import plugin, I believe. It's relatively inflexible by design (it doesn't actually become a channel, it just applies a one-time effect to look like one) but should function exactly how you want it. Edit: not fast enough, it seems.

You're going to the wrong Asian country—you should see a major mainland Chinese city on any given day. Yikes.

You do nothing in your post but compare it to Photoshop.

Image -> Canvas Size is what you are looking for. Simply set your canvas width and height to you preferred pixel ratio (1920x1080 or 1280x720, I'm guessing.)

I've passed a couple of those (they seem to appear much more frequently the closer you get to Mountain View, CA) but I couldn't take a photo of any of them. The ones I've encountered were a little more subtle though, with just the red ball on top and none of this vinyl car decal nonsense.

After four months on and off, my site is finally done! It's basically a portfolio of things I've done so far. Feedback would be greatly appreciated. Genulum - A Digital Portfolio EDIT: it seems that I've forgotten how to use PHPBB board tags.

Could you please explain what "fullbright" means? Maybe it's just me but I have absolutely no idea what that is, nor does Google reveal anything relevant.

...which HTC? There were 5 announced at launch. I just bought into Android about two months ago, so unfortunately I will have to skip the advent of this pretty awesome OS. Although I kind of prefer Android's sheer customizability to WP7's smoothness. I wish I could actually find good games, though.

Honestly, I think people should just ignore them. They're just a bunch of trolls that enjoy ticking off others. If no one paid attention to them they would just fade into obscurity.

I think what Pyrochild is hinting at is that his Smudge plugin offers some functions comparable to rudimentary parts of the Liquify effect in Photoshop. Try using a large, soft brush and smudging small distances. It might be all you need.

Or, if you're more of a hex color whiz, you can try What's the Hex? I usually get it on the second try or so on 10 choices.

A superb repast mounds of bacon and waffles there is no syrup

Nice layout and texture--however, I believe the greenish text is way too dark. Also, the top area is rather empty-feeling; there's a little TOO much white space.