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In the menu at the top. Adjustments > Hue / Saturation

Cool. Thanks for the tutorial.

The Gradient tool can be set to transparent and applied to opaque pixels. The Gradient tool can be set to color, with either the primary or secondary color set to zero Alpha -Transparency. This can be applied to transparent pixels and produce an alpha gradient. Alpha masking can also be used to make variations in alpha/opacity. Use Feather Object or AA'sAssistant Plugins: Feather Object AA's Assistant Alpha Mask Import

Sounds like Color Flip/Rotate.

Okay. Start over, and follow my previous directions up to (and including) Step 3. Then make a screenshot including all parts of the Paint.NET User Interface (All the floating windows and everything) http://www.take-a-screenshot.org/ Upload to: http://imageshack.us/ Post the Direct Link URL here.

1) start from New, import modern image 2) Go to top menu: Image > Canvas Size Make canvas size 1600x1600 Anchored Left. OK ================== 3) import the monochrome 4) Use the Move Selected Pixels tool to move/position the monochrome to the right. 5) Once positioned as you like, make a Rectangular Selection around all of the image area that you want to keep. 6) Image > Crop to Selection

It would be better to draw the triangle on its own transparent layer. That way you can place a lower layer of whatever color you want as background.

Thanks.

The Magic Wand has a Tolerance slider in the toolbar in the top header. Reduce the tolerance if too much is being deleted.

To use the fill that way, you have to set the blending to Overwrite. ================================================================== A simple way is to use the Magic Wand on the white and press Delete.

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Added PDN cracks with desert wildlife. http://a.imageshack.us/img822/3740/nomudd02.png http://a.imageshack.us/img717/4786/nomudd03aa.png

First make a Rectangular Selection close around the text, then use the Move Selected Pixels tool to resize/stretch.

Not compatible with 64-bit Windows, unfortunately.

Here are some ideas that come to mind: Investigate whether any batch-processing-capable image program, such as Irfanview, can produce a folder full of hundreds of blank image files in the filetype you want. These should be sequentially pre-named. Open these in order as the starting point for each edit that you do. This should save a lot of time/tedium in the area of saving and naming at save. ===================================== Learn the keyboard shortcuts for the tools and other functions that you'll be using. http://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/en/KeyboardMouseCommands.html ===================================== Be aware that when using the move tools, fine adjustments in position can be made with the arrow keys. ===================================== I don't know whether cropping to a fixed size/canvas position will be part of this, if so, there are some things that can be done to help with that. ============================================= Best of luck with this project.

This is a good thing. Thanks!

If you want the two images to be side-by-side, expand the canvas until it is large enough for both. In the top menu: Image > Canvas Size ============================ Use the Move Selected Pixels tool to shift the image content of one of the layers to the side. ============================ Post again if you have any questions re: this.

Try this: Click on the top image layer in the Layers window. Press F4 on the keyboard. Adjust the Opacity slider in Layers Properties.

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The Ellipse tool (not Elliptical Selection) is the bottom left icon in the Tools window. Ellipse tool set to Draw Filled Shape in the toolbar in the top header. :ShapeInterior: .

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Try a Google image search for: "dried mud" See whether blending in some of that texture gives an acceptable look. http://a.imageshack.us/img6/7787/roaddamage01.png