Lance McKnight

Ash is in a league of his own, hands down. I thank you for your encouragement. In fact, I never considered myself an artist until I took couple weeks of CAD class, but decided to drop out due to lack of motivation, and I think the CAD class awoke something in me. I already have a college degree in Computer Graphics and Web Design, unfortunately nobody would hire me due to my...deafness. Anyway, I will keep on trying till something breakthrough.

Right click? :shock: *bangs head on table* I didn't know that. Doooh! Thanks for the invaluable tip, and I also really like your gallery. Makes me want to become an aspiring artist. Trouble though is, I can see the "product" in my head, and I cannot transfer it onto the computer. :? Well, I guess I can keep on trying though.

LOL. Thanks. I thought it wasn't as rounded as I had hoped. As for the tuts, sure thing: Wine bottle Puzzle Piece I usually frequent a site called Good-Tutorials. It has tons of PS tutorial and a great source of inspiration too. That was back when I had PS on my 'puter, but when I uninstalled it, I tried to *clear throat* download a "free" PS, if you catch my drift, but chickened out. When I stumbled across PDN at the Download.com site, I was hooked.

I made a wine bottle following a bit close to a PS tutorial. I would appreicate a feedback to see how I could improve it. I am not too happy with it. For some reason, the bottle look too much like a cough syrup bottle. *shudders* ----------------------- And here another one, a 3D puzzle also another PS tutorial I followed except for the drop shadow... :? Feed back also welcomed.

Thought I would throw in one of my very first abstract art. I called it "Ribbons with Reflection." It's seen in my gallery.

Believe it or not, that 3D puzzle is a byproduct of a PS tutorial. I asked myself if I could duplicate a similar result following the PS tutorial, and I must admit it turned out pretty good. Thus proving the versatility of PDN. Boy, those folks who posted above you have some really impressive gallery. Appreciate your response.

I hope that I can get the attention of greats like Ash or Expiration. *crosses fingers*

Thanks!

I agree it needs some tweaking. It was by pure accident that I created a ladybug. When I tried to run Shape 3D on it, it didn't turn out right, but a light bulb went off in my mind and said to myself, "It looks like a lady bug," and then it was.

Line too, sine wave, and Shape 3D. I was messing around with PDN. I'm not exactly an expert artist and got a lot of learning to do. Recently converted from Photoshop and liking this program a great deal as it got a lot of potential.

Gallery Closed. Expected date to reopen: never.