rocknroll93

ok, i know this tut is for begginers, but why, (yes im a hippacrit) is no one taking it futher?

use feather and it will look good!

I agree!

Thanks Top Hat! this helped me lots

i think, with the Pink light, that is where your eye will look first, and you don't want that, do you?

good tut! here is my stab... or should i say slash:?: i know i screwed up with the hair, but, im too lazy

ok, here is mine

sweet!

not quite. but, i suppose maybe it is a bit like glow.... just select the areas where you want it and use glow...

thanks, i got it now, but now back to the first question. can someone make the plastic wrap plug-in?

and yes, i know this should be in it's own topic by itself. but, does Paint.net support layer masking? if it does how do I do it?

could someone please write an effect plugin to recreate the photoshop plastic wrap plugin? it would be pretty useful in abstract pieces. if someone could do this, I would be soooo greatfull thanks rocknroll93

ah ok. i thought I actually put my reason why in my first post. looking back though, i didn't.

sorry to get offtopic and start an argument, I was just saying I found expired a lot easier to do. they both more or less get the same result though. so it is interesting to see how different people do the same thing.

I tryed both ways tophatslash's and expire and i liked expired better sorrt tophatslash

ok, here are a few pictures of mine. ok maybe not a few but a heap. some crits would be nice, I know that I have not got this organised but I am Tired and going to bed...

what file type and image size?

Looks good! i set it as my background to see what it would look like. but yes, it looks like chrome liquified

love it! i know mine is too simple but it has a nice look to it

love the tutorial! here is my attempt at it

this is mine, made in about 30 minutes all in PdN.

that was cool, here is my result. and now i can't stop doin it