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nemo

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  1. Very nice, kind of reminds me of an extremely sleek, futuristic laptop . Just saw silk mountains too, lovely Oh and very nice new ava too..gosh anything ive missed?
  2. yeah certainly needs a few bits doing to it but i think a fleeting glimpse of the answer is appearing edit: lovely new avatar by the way
  3. thanks soka and yeah ill feather it when i get a chance :wink:
  4. excellent use of curves to recolour. Good job :wink:
  5. edit: Ok here you go - its a bit rough because i didnt exactly take my time
  6. Thanks , i drew out a basic person sketch on paper, then created line shapes based around prominant features like around the nose and eyes. Then recreated it in pdn, i scanned it in for the nosee though..i got lazy :wink: New piece: latest mini work, can you guess what i have based this for? i am really pleased with it but i think it could do with some feathering. As usual, more info on p1 :wink: 'Little Alice'
  7. Partial font but the colouration and a few alterations all done in pdn yup. My gallery has the name of the font, i cant remember off the top of my head
  8. agreed, even without the text imo, lovely colours that makie it ideal for a BG :wink:
  9. I like the neon shoes, stand out quite nicely
  10. Magic wand is definately the fastest to use. Change the tolerance too, this will help it select more (or fewer) pixels. Once deleted the majority except, in some cases a thin white line you should feather it. i suggest downloading this. Probably one of the most helpful plugins i have ever used :wink:
  11. heh thanks YY, sigs as you know arnt my sort of thing. glad you like it..hopefully there should be one, possibly 2 nice updates later today though :wink:
  12. Bit of a Trecky theme in that one i think? . Another job well done GF
  13. Yup, this picture reference may help you a little too?
  14. great way to do it. I did a green/red nebula ages ago using prety much the same method
  15. i like the second one, the first is from a very old tut if im not mistaken? also, very nice signature, 100% pdn? the buildings are very nice
  16. to get that oily effect can be a tad tricky. If i get the time ill pm you a mini way i would do it if you would like. Lord knows im sure there are easier ways though..i go around the houses all the time edit: forgot to mention, possum may be able to give yuo some great tips. Recently done some lovely sleek oily style abstracts in the pictoruim/gallery
  17. haha i doubt that but at least its not just me who likes it
  18. Thankyou , glad to know im not the only one who thought it wasa unusual way of creating it @nanettealsop: Thanks, no tut's yet though i am currently working on one..progress is somewhat slow at the moment though edit: my SOTW entry. Yes im not good at sigs so bare with me :oops: ..though i quite like it
  19. 1) use any pixel select method, most likely to be best would be magic wand ( ) or perhaps lasoo ( :LassoTool: ) to select the head/area you want. 2) cut it out, go into a new canvas with your other image, add a layer, paste the head you cut out earlier - move/edit as you wish 3) Delete the head of the main image so you dont have any remnants of it 4) may want to feather the head too so it doesnt look all jagged.
  20. oh well here goes 2 stocks used: http://planetrenders.net/renders/displayimage.php?pos=-1347 http://planetrenders.net/renders/displayimage.php?pos=-18018
  21. golden dragonly and gecko on a cog are really nice
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