MeowMeow

Well, the clouds didn't really give the "rust"-sorta feeling on the roadsign. I suggest some frosted glass, or noise. Plus, the roadsign shouldn't be so transpararent. The water and cliff look good, except it needs a little more depth, so I think adding a few shadows where the cliff and water meet would give it that last touch. It looks good though. There's not that much work to be done to have your finished product.

Well, the clouds didn't really give the "rust"-sorta feeling on the roadsign. I suggest some frosted glass, or noise. Plus, the roadsign shouldn't be so transpararent. The water and cliff look good, except it needs a little more depth, so I think adding a few shadows where the cliff and water meet would give it that last touch. It looks good though. There's not that much work to be done to have your finished product.

Well, the clouds didn't really give the "rust"-sorta feeling on the roadsign. I suggest some frosted glass, or noise. Plus, the roadsign shouldn't be so transpararent. The water and cliff look good, except it needs a little more depth, so I think adding a few shadows where the cliff and water meet would give it that last touch. It looks good though. There's not that much work to be done to have your finished product.

Well, the clouds didn't really give the "rust"-sorta feeling on the roadsign. I suggest some frosted glass, or noise. Plus, the roadsign shouldn't be so transpararent. The water and cliff look good, except it needs a little more depth, so I think adding a few shadows where the cliff and water meet would give it that last touch. It looks good though. There's not that much work to be done to have your finished product.

I forgot about this thread. I made my go at it real quick. Good for making quick abstract pieces. Here is my beautiful masterpiece =P

I was looking for something like this... Thanks, bud.

That waterfall is great--the flow of the actual water is perfect, and the foliage was done in a very artistic manner that I really like. I would desktop-wallpaper that =P @yellowman: I love your "summer" too. It also has that artistic vibe-thing to it. The only thing I want to point out are the coconuts. One is placed as if it were sorta floating in the air. It's obviously so minor it doesn't matter, but I'm only pointing it out if you hadn't noticed and didn't like it. Anyway, great job. I'm so jealous of both of you, lol.

There are many ways to achieve the same effect- outline object, layer blending modes, the "glow" effect (along with other steps), but it's an ok tutorial. I suggest adding a last "sharpen" effect at the end (maybe repeating it a couple of times) since it sorta does turn out on the blurry side.

I left where I saved my finished work on another computer! Sheesh! It won't be in the box o' outcomes anymore! *sobs* (at least for, like, a couple of more hours... but ah! *sobs more*) EDIT: I got so sad, I redid it using the same render. Here it is:

Wow, I really like that. Grunge-like and cool. Good job. @Others: Thanks for the feedback, guys.

Yeah, definitely. And don't you think the front page should be made more artsy/more paint.net-esque? I mean, it should show what the program can do, right? (Just a suggestion)

Yep, refer to "Seamless Texture Maker", "Weave", "Textile", "Lattice", and other ones of the same sorta thing. You can always find a stock of a velvet background and stuff too. There are some websites dedicated to giving free textures (though the ones I may provide are a bit more "grunge"-like): cgtextures.com, urbandirty.com, and bashcorpo.dk/textures.php are just a couple.

Sorta went a different route. Looks cool, right?

Is UnFREEz the only kind of okay free GIF Animator around right now?