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I use GIMP at work since PDN isn't avaliable. You obviously have no clue what a joke is.

One-up'd.

What's your computer specifications? (settings -> diagnostics -> copy to clipboard) and paste here, what size images are we talking here and how many layers?

These two look a little too similar, even if outlook isn't graphics-related. I like your most recent one though, based closer to the original.

@lynxster4: Not exactly the Pleiades but I'd be lying if I said there wasn't some inspiration there Especially the colours! @LionsDragon: So, so many layers (like, 30 odd just on the wormhole) and the fan-favourite Polar Inversion! @Seerose: Thank you very much @Woodsy: I could say the same about your wild-west scenery. Thank you! @Pixey: A lot of bright colours I'd hope but the likelihood is that is would just be very, very quiet. And a bit cold. @Maximilian: Thank you very much

I'm expecting to see the silhouette of a cowboy hat appear in one of those windows. Great realism!

Your lighting effects here are amazing, and I love how you mixed the different colours with the glass effects. Great job!

I don't know how you keep coming up with these new abstract ideas for signatures and such but they all look great and original. After one attempt I'm usually stumped for a few months ?

Welcome back I love the emotion and story around your latest piece!

New piece on the first page after...far too long. Let me know what you think!

Is it a windows or android-based tablet?

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After a bit of search I found these: https://wallpapercave.com/mathematics-wallpaper Some are pretty well done, and might look good in a poster.

Firstly cut out the sitting Jason Voorhees using any method you like, but I'd recommend this method. Then you can copy and paste it over to your image of Frankenstein. You could probably improve it further by erasing the area on Jason where Frankie's index and middle fingers are, making it look like he's really holding it.

For stuff like mathematics I'd recommend Microsoft Word or something along those lines. Though, I've made posters for university on PDN before. This one came out A1 sized: This was done from scratch, so it can be done - It just takes a lot of time and patience. The mathematics was implemented using Dr Scott's Markup Renderer. If you're asking about templates or preexisting designs related specifically to PDN, I can't help you.

I'm a romantic at heart.

Wow. Really impressive work here, and I love how you did the chain.

@LionsDragon Thank you. It's been a tough new year but we're getting through it. @Joshua Lamusga Hmm, if you're talking about the ones near the bottom of the image I tried to give the effect of them being much closer than the stars. Perhaps I didn't quite nail the perspective there... @welshblue Thank you. It's nice to hear that it gets easier. I didn't really go for an all out "wow" effect with this image that I usually try and produce, but more of a personal one this time round. @Seerose Thank you very much @barbieq25 Oh he will be! I never really showed my family my pictures but my parents always used to like them. @Pixey Thank you Pixey, and I know he will be. @lynxster4 I'm glad I'm not alone going through this! It still doesn't feel like he's gone. Hopefully my image portrays that!

New image on the first page titled 'Kin'. This one is personal to me, and to see why I'd suggest reading the description I give. Let me know what you guys think.

If you meant a triangular selection, First make a square one, rotate it 90 degrees, then create another square selection with "subtract" mode to eliminate the bottom half. See here:

@welshblue Thank you very much! I was trying to make a glass effect initially but it changed to more of a glass/dusty space as time went on. @Pixey That was pretty much the idea I had in mind, glad I got the idea through. Thank you @Rickhum Thanks man Lighting can be a nightmare at times, mind you. @LionsDragon Thank you very much! @lynxster4 Thank you @Seerose Thank you

@Rickhum Thank you! -- New piece on the first page after a bit of a break. It is what it is. Let me know what you think!

I actually like the second edit more. Makes the colours "pop" more for me.

I do love the stars effect you made here. Reminds me of 60's style sci-fi films. Awesome video.

Fantastic waterlily. I don't think you could've picked a better colour palette!