Wilson

Yeah, I agree with you but this might be a bit hard to implement into Paint.NET. Worth giving it a shot though.

Or there's a plugin called Wet Floor Reflection. Search it. By the way, from your screenshot, I can see you're using an older version of Paint.NET. You should update as soon as, as this is requested by the rules.

Very nice tutorial, flip! I'll post my results later.

I agree with HELEN, great wallpapers, good colours, can I use one of them as my wallpaper?

I could write a tutorial on that for you. And anyone else that wanted it. Should I?

Helpful tutorial, especially for beginners. That means it's easy to follow! Keep it up!

What, you mean like this:

There's a plugin called Rounded Rectangle made by Tim!

You could try using F1 to bring up the in-built help. About that specific question, I'm not too sure, I don't really understand.

Nice plugin APShredder! Love it.

You never cease to amaze me Ash. Your avatar is simply... stupendous! Amazing! Fantastic! You inspire me, I one day hope to be half as good as you.

Yeah, sorry, about that. What it is, is, I was uploading the pictures to flickr and I got distracted and ended up doing something else. I'll sort that out and get my images up.

Mostly all the work you see here is 100% Paint.NET. No stocks or renders were used in most of these pieces. Look through my gallery and I hope you enjoy everything that you see here. Total uphaul of gallery is going on right now. Come back later for more art. I know some of this stuff, can be really bad. That's me showing stuff from when I started. I'll get some more pictures on soon.

Ego Eram Reputo, that looks great! I used that method and it's just what I want, thanks a lot!

Thanks to Simon Brown and Sarkut. Both your solutions helped. Thanks a lot.

This is a family friendly forum. This is not family friendly. Take your questions somewhere else. A mod will soon lock this.

In this photo: http://static.panoramio.com/photos/original/5310115.jpg There is a lot of lighting on the ship. I am trying to turn this into a night scene, so I need to remove the unecessary lighting on the ship. Does anyone have any techniques I could use to get rid of this lighting? Thanks in advance.