dgirl555

You could highlight the part you want magnified and copy it to a new layer. Use the layer properties to zoom it on the Rotate/zoom... then select the empty area on either side and invert the selection. Merge layer down, make a new layer, and proceed as normal! See the kitten pick below... I used it there.

Awesome tut! Mine turned out good..

hmm.... maybe I'll update with screenshots complete with the figures I used. -updated!! :wink:-

Are you sure you made a whole new layer for the grey gradient? I forgot it once and it threw off the picture completely!

I used it on mario... I found a way to add a shiny spot on them too!

It's a community tutorial... you're supposed to put your tutorial for stone in it!

Used it for a planet... but different colors than blue and green. I didn't want to make Earth.

awesomeness!! I finally got to make that beach house I've been meaning to...

I used it on a bottle of coke lol...

Omg, amazing tut. When I was younger, I could see these things without a second's hesitation... I went through a whole book of 'em... Now... it takes forever to see 1!

Awesome tut... I was wondering how to do that... I finally got to make virtual dice!

Back again... but this time I experimented a bit... (I once again used google for the pic... Gotta love search engines ) I used surface blur, and I think it works better... It preserves the shadows a bit.

Hehehe... my vampire is purple... And has a green tongue... Nice tut!

I tried again with the example pic... The eyes are very stare-y... and kinda scare-y because of it...

Good tut...Here's my first attempt with Caitlin Kinney from So You Think You Can Dance... hahaha I think I overdid the makeup...