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OOTF#28 - Candle Stick - WINNERS.


Pixey

OOTF#28 -Candlestick.  

13 members have voted

  1. 1. You may vote for 3 entries.

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The Poll for the Candlestick is now open until Saturday 22nd September, 2 PM EST or 7 PM UK

 

 

To see how that equates to other countries World Clock. 

 

Here’s a link to the Time Remaining.

 

 Good Luck Everyone - Fabulous Entries!

 

 

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And the Winners are:

 

1st Place is @MJW with 6 votes :trophy:

 

2nd Place are @lynxster4 @welshblue and @Pixey with 5 votes each :trophy-silver:

 

3rd Place is @Pixey with 3 votes :trophy-bronze:

 

Congratulations everyone.  Beautiful entries one and all :PaintDotNet48:

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How I made Jennifer & Halle in Paint.net

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"Rescuing one animal may not change the world, but for that animal their world is changed forever!" anon.

 
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Congrats to all the winners!  :wine:    Lovely entries one and all!  ?

 

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Great jobs by @lynxster4, @welshblue and @Pixey! I had a very difficult time deciding which entries to vote for. I think welshblue may have ended up competing against himself, with two similar entries.

 

Thanks to Pixey for hosting!

 

BTW, my candle (which I think turned out pretty well -- especially if the image is placed against a dark background) is based on a method stolen adapted from an excellent Photoshop tutorial.  I had to make a few modifications to handle some PS features that PDN doesn't have. The color-gradient was produced using pyrochild's very useful Gradient Mapping plugin.  Instead of the Outer Glow, I used my Edge Expander plugin, followed by a slight blur, then Kris Vandermotten's Sepia 2. To substitute for the PS masking layers, I first drew the diffuse and specular shading, without regard to the candle-image boundaries, then used BoltBait's Paste Alpha to trim them to the image boundaries. PS opacity values must go from 0 to 100, so that needs to be taken into account when setting alpha.  If I were to do it over again, I'd try using the Texture Shader to shade a cylinder, with the candle-color gradient in the clipboard. It would no doubt require some experimentation to get it right. (Also, I should have made the flame oranger; it would have worked better against the white background. That's one of those details I realize too late, after the contest deadline.)

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