jamiepattison

I am following the following tutorial:http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/16395-sharps-line-sig-tutorial/ I create a new page in Paint .Net and select the gradient tool. Once i have the page with the gradient colours ive chosen, i select the Line tool and create a wavey line. The issue im having is fading out this line. The tutorial states "and fade out the far end with a linear transparent gradient" I cant find this tool or not sure what action to take. Could anyone advise? Preferably step by step Thanks

Im new with Paint .Net. What i would like to do is get an image which is 4248 x 3163 and resize it to around 250 px - this was done successfully however the next part of this task was to paste this image onto another background and float it to the right. So you know this is supposed to be a logo. Now should i create another new paint .net page with the size i have in mind and then paste it to the right? If yes how could i create a nice background that blends into the image? The type of background i have in mind is a few lines with waves flowing left to right and fading away. I suppose i need to go through some tutorials but unsure what i would search on to begin the above so i would appreciate if someone could point me towards the right direction? Thanks

Never mind. You have to hold the ctrl button in order to get the selection

I have an image of a table but a little area is discoloured. I would like to copy or get a certain colour from this image and then paste that over the discoloured area to make the table look normal. What tool could i use/how could it be done? I did try using the Clone stamp but it didnt work as expected. thanks

Hello Im not sure what you would term this image as, but im attempting to make an image that has a few waves as you may notice on a Windows 7 logon screen or similar to http://octowallpapers.info/windows-7-wallpaper.html/windows-7-dekstop-wallpaper..... How could i get started with this? Im new to Paint .Net so appreciate any step by step articles/instructions. Thanks in advance