SAND33P
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Thanks yellowman, exactly the sort of thing i was looking for! Thanks pdnnoob, i gave that a shot aswell!
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'Paint.net can do anything, its whether you are willing to take the time to learn, because you have to learn things the hard way, before you can find the easy way.'
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Okay i have done this before, but it took a long while and i used Microsoft Word and screenshots and stuff.
What i want to achieve is a canvas full of repeated text, like this:
http://i41.tinypic.com/7300mg.jpg
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Liking the F1 skins!
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Only just started using this, a MUST HAVE
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Use the search bar at the top right for 'Smudge' by pyrochild
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I knew i thought that was familiar when i saw it...
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Excellent, this is looking to be a new favourite of mine, downloading
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@Xzerizon Looking at your gallery, i can see what you are looking to achieve, what i can say is get more familiar with using PDN, learn your way round the shortcuts and the finer elements of how layers interact with each other. I have never done this yet but i suggest you have a look around the forums for some custom colour palettes, it could help you give your work a better form. Also have a deeper look at work that inspires you and then replicate it. While you try and decipher how another artist has achieved something, you will develop a style and technique of your own. Another thing is to read up on elements of composition, once you learn to appreciate that empty space is art in itself your works will become much more disciplined.
On another note people, i have a few things deep in development that may take a while to be finished, but i may release some old concepts i never got round to finishing-
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Being able to customise your UI would be a massive +1 i think, Shifting things around to create your own experience would be a huge feature i think. Obviously it all depends on how things are made allready
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Making 3D stuff in PDN is done the long way, no helpful renders or Z axis. However there are a few 3D shape plugins, they aren't what you would find in Photoshop.
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This is a great tut, i will definitely be giving a go at making something like this. The use of colour is perfect
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It's been awhile since i have uploaded any new content, been having issues with facebook uploads. Some new styles here, along with some album artwork, enjoy! Hopefully you'll see me around the forums more now, getting a little more spare time
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Another experiment
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Used this in my newest work! Massive thumbs up!
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I would draw a white outline around the object in a new layer, fill the outside in white, then render dents. Then a slight red drop shadow for that effect
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Not that i am aware of, no. Its a very useful feature though. Maybe there is an online tool that can help
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I remember seeing this a long while ago, lucky i chanced upon it again! Excellent!
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Was bored, will this help a little? Was only a rough job
You can use colour tint for different colours
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Excellent depth, and you have great talent
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^The biggest collection of sarcasm i have ever seen on this forum
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Two dubstep wallpapers up on the page for anyone who wants em!
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=419233798164067&set=a.319803914773723.76824.249266468494135&type=1&theater
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=418805108206936&set=a.319803914773723.76824.249266468494135&type=1&theater -
Oh dear - I actually like Comic sans and use it in my emails
.Don't email me.
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Borderlands 2 style photos
in Paint.NET Discussion and Questions
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You'll probably want to go over all the main elements in the image, keeping a track of all the different parts you're highlighting in different layers and then using multiple layers of curves usage and magic wandyness with selections to get loads of little black blocks for different shades of the different areas, then filling them in with textures.
A brief method of how i would do it. The artwork in borderlands two was created from scratch so id suggest you grab a pen and paper and scan some stuff in, even tracing if you must, to get an idea of how to construct the bodies.