Zieon Eslador

Alright, so my 'almost free weekend' has been much less free than I'd thought. Mostly because of that 8 inches of snow that takes hours to shovel. Not only that, but I today learned that the Governor's school application I received Friday is due tomorrow. My bad guys, I'll have them up before the beginning of the next weekend.

I know, but that tutorial already translates perfectly to Paint.NET... You're right though, widening a nose is pretty hard with smudge, but you can do it if you work at it for awhile. I'd try another option first though, because when I say 'awhile' I mean I worked at it for 25 minutes and was only satisfied when I zoomed out to 50%...

Quick, less than an hour left. :wink:

For the first time in nearly a month, I have an almost free weekend. To celebrate this, I will be creating a multi-texture creation tutorial. Of the 10 poll options, I will create a tutorial for the top 5. Poll Ended. *Note1: Water option will include a mini-tutorial on flow, so don't worry about it's simplicity. *Note2: All options will include mini-tutorials on how to apply them, once again, do not worry about simplicity. *Note3: If a tie occurs, I will pick the one that I deem more useful. *Note4: Skin option will also show alternate steps that create a green leaf texture. Bark 13% 13% [ 6 ] Brushed Metals 10% 10% [ 5 ] Granite 15% 15% [ 7 ] Heavy Fabric 6% 6% [ 3 ] Light Fabric 4% 4% [ 2 ] Paneled Wood 8% 8% [ 4 ] Skin 17% 17% [ 8 ] Solid-piece Hardwood 0% 0% [ 0 ] Synthetic Rubber 6% 6% [ 3 ] Water 21% 21% [ 10 ] It appears that I will be creating tutorials for- Bark Brushed Metals Granite Skin Water Keep watch in the texture sub-forum as I am hoping to be finished with this by Sunday night. Thank you for voting, I'm a very indecisive person and could not choose for myself.

Also, if you wanted each letter centered on a vertical line, you would select each letter individually and move them all to different layers. Then, using the "Align Object" plugin, you would align every letter horizontally and then merge each letter layer until they are once again on the same layer.

I like the style of your work, Possum, I can see exactly how you make certain objects and it starts me thinking on how I can use the same techniques in my own art.

csm, if there's any advice you could use, it is this. Texture. Texture. Texture. (Frontcannon addressed all the problems with the perspective) I'm eager to see how this turns out though.

As soon as I start having more than half an hour of free time a day again, I'll get to work on that.

The tutorial you linked to completely translates to Paint.NET. The only thing that you would need to do differently is use smudge with a square brush instead of liquify. What was the point of this thread again?

My mattress, which I was meant to receive on Christmas is still locked in our van, which is locked in some auto-repair shop's warehouse. I opened my birthday presents just five hours ago, but I still haven't received all of my Christmas presents. Is this odd to anyone else?

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Click on the top-right nub and hold shift as you re-size it.

Jerry, look at the date of this thread. Also, anyone who reads this, you can soften the eraser by lowering the opacity of your primary color.

Can we do this? Splatters, really isn't a great theme for a wallpaper, in my opinion. If my opinion counts for anything...

Ohh.