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What about this: Comparison (above=originals, below=new):

Because I am a very sneaky and crafty guy. :twisted: Just ask my friend, Welshblue, and he'll tell you a thing or two about me that nobody knows. Another thing, I was known as Storm.Shadow. That's why I thought your art was familiar but not the username...

How comes l haven't noticed you before? :? Amazing pieces of art, keep up the good work! :wink:

Check this out: viewtopic.php?f=34&t=29324&p=254012 12 tutorials in one pdf.

It's always fun to help others! :wink:

Just use some transparency gradients. Choose the gradient tool , and find this icon in the toolbar above the canvas: :AllColorChannels:. Click it, it should look like this: :AlphaChannel:. Draw a gradient on your image and watch the result! Hope this helped you! :wink:

viewtopic.php?f=12&t=28746&p=245905 It have been asked before! Be sure to search a bit before asking.

You have a button for crashing? :wink:

We'll await the return of the mighty oma... *bows* :wink:

The ability to toggle would be even better! :wink:

This one will help: viewtopic.php?f=34&t=26975 Remember to use search before asking! :wink:

Don't ruin this now!

It's probably this tutorial you're thinking of.

This plugin seems to do something similar: https://forums.getpaint.net/topic/14204-increase-local-contrast-effect-plugin/

Nice ones! You're Guy_In_Armor on kongregate, right?

Ah, missed that part of your post. Sorry!

I think I know what you're doing wrong. The water plugin has to be used on the background layer, not the one you just created. Am I right?

Just edit your post. :wink:

I would recommend learning about perspectives. I found a site that shows the very basics of one- and two-point perspective. [Here] It makes huge difference, especially if you're going to make more complex scenes, belive me! :wink:

If the parts you want to recolor isn't fully black or white you could use the Conditional Hue/Saturation plugin. It's available at Evan's effects.

The clone stamp tool might be able to help you. http://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/en/CloneStamp.html

I've made one, I hope it's what you're looking for. If you're planning to print it, I recommend downloading the vector-editor Inkscape (free). Then you can use the .svg file, that way you can resize it lossless to the size you want. Here's the .svg file: Wedding.zip Here's a preveiw of the image (click for full size):

What's the font for the names?

They work excellent for me at least, they take some time to load though.

I think he mean putting an image on a signature, it so simply select the part, copy (ctrl+c) and paste in the canvas where the signature is supposed to be.