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I think your work is good, but then again I'm sort of new to the forums so I don't know if I should be judging artwork around here yet.

It looks nice, can I take a guess on how you did it?

Thank you!

Will you be doing a TuT for this?;

Alright thank you

Do you need Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition [ENU] for Paint.NET? I installed it around when PdN 3.5 wouldn't install. I don't think installing it helped get PdN and I want to know so I can uninstall it.

Oh, okay. Thank you Pyro and EER.

When I go to.. C:/Program Files/Paint.NET/ It shows some blue files.. See here...

Okay, I have edited the first post to include more details. I have tried just about everything to fix my problem. Does this mean I need to edit Fusion!EnableLog or create Fusion!EnableLog? I tried editing it but I only found EnableLog, and I found Fusion. But I never found Fusion!EnableLog.

After I hit continue in the admin prompt in vista I get this; http://img682.imageshack.us/img682/349/pdnerr.jpg After I hit Ok PdN 3.36 opens.. ------- Apparently I had done what Rick told me to do wrong, problem fixed anyway...

Excuse me, I need help for the update. After I hit continue in the admin confirmation box in vista this comes; http://img682.imageshack.us/img682/349/pdnerr.jpg

Where do you guys get your motivation to continue working on your designs? Where do you get inspiration for your designs?

Bump; Waiting for your TuT

Alright..

Will you be posting a link to the tutorial on the first page?

..... I don't I was just seeing how it would come out.. Not anymore!

The edges are cut off by a pixel or two..

Kinda got bored, my first signature with a watermark..

I saw the render, and it looks like the sig went a far way from the render =)

Abstract. I don't know what it is, I suppose it could look like a mountain, if I made the water reflection more visible.

May I see the original render(s)?

You could use Creative Commons I think. Or you may use this; ©.

I looked at your signature videos, and I must admit I am very impressed!

Use layers, and for the tilt use the layers menu then use Rotate/Zoom.

I like it Twist.