Make a "Wave" with Paint.NET

[GangstaCrab 0]

@ down:

Nah, I don't think I've ever used the fracture effect. I just applied the same steps to the tut on a hexagonal/square grid and changed the opacity

@ MrMonkey:

are you following me?

[Syko_Chicken 0]

Well here is my shot at it with relief added

[Aron 0]

now it looks like a painting my girlfriend's mother made

[NewYorker 0]

my very first work with paint.net:

Nice tut

[GangstaCrab 0]

Nice job, NewYorker! I see you're a night owl like me

[someone2016 0]

I duplicated the layer, used glow at the defaults then used Xor and finally merged down.

and this is a polar to rect of it:

[GangstaCrab 0]

The top one sort of looks like water going down a drain

[OmgWtfBbq 0]

Forgive my ignorance, where's the Pencil Sketch plugin?

[Down 2]

Do you have the newest version?

Effects>...

[OmgWtfBbq 0]

Pretty sure I do. 3.05?

Nvm just got 07 Beta. It works now

[jsonchiu 0]

Somehow I got this:

*I'm quite satisfied by it though*

[barkbark00 3]

Looks like a bunch of fuses! It is really cool.

[Silenced.03 0]

Just something to add on ..

• Get the

grid plugin.
After you follow the steps from the original tutorial, make a new layer.
Open up the grid plugin (Effects > Grid). Set the grid to your liking (I set it to two). Make sure foreground only is checked and hit ok.
Set the blending mode to overlay.

Kind of a neat effect, and it's similar (or is) to someones post earlier. Provides a grungy kind of effect. If you really wanna be adventerous, set the grid kind of high (so theres beefy grid marks) and do a polar inversion. It can provide a neat effect if you overlay it.

[NewYorker 0]

Just something to add on ..

• Get the

grid plugin.
After you follow the steps from the original tutorial, make a new layer.
Open up the grid plugin (Effects > Grid). Set the grid to your liking (I set it to two). Make sure foreground only is checked and hit ok.
Set the blending mode to overlay.

Kind of a neat effect, and it's similar (or is) to someones post earlier. Provides a grungy kind of effect. If you really wanna be adventerous, set the grid kind of high (so theres beefy grid marks) and do a polar inversion. It can provide a neat effect if you overlay it.

I realized I made a mistake, but i like the result anyway

and i like this tut ^^

[Silenced.03 0]

It's a great tutorial, and so is the rose tutorial. Doing the grid gives it that 3-d look, or makes it pop a little more. Make some text on that layer, or make a new layer (aslong as the mode is set to overlay) and either color tint it (With Ed-Efects) or fill it. That provides another neat effect to go with this tutorial. Gives you kind of a 'glossy' effect.

[battleman 0]

Best tutorial so far for me, i love how detailed it is thank you

[jart23 0]

Nice tut easy to follow, here is what I got. and I think I will do another.

[Joker 0]

Thank you tutor. Very good job...

This is what i got when i exactly follow the tutorial (except that i added some oil effect):

And this is what my imagination takes me to, i call it twisted black explosion :

[OmgWtfBbq 0]

That first one is really good. Not much colour but it still looks amazing. Sort of like a rose.

The seocnd one is freaking amazing. It's like a tube you're flying through or something.

Nice speed lines

[snospmiS 0]

Awesome tut!

Two of my results:

love it

[Alselius 0]

WOW, awesome pictures on this page! :O

And great idea Silenced, the grid thing. I did it, but before i added grid i also pixelated my picture and that way added some LCD effect. Result:

[MadJik 970]

Some more art waves:

Bicolor rose ?

[pcgeekman 0]

^^^ That's cool! How'd you get that.

[Silenced.03 0]

WOW, awesome pictures on this page! :O

And great idea Silenced, the grid thing. I did it, but before i added grid i also pixelated my picture and that way added some LCD effect. Result:

The pixelated one looks pretty cool.

[springyoung 0]

it just like a rose... awesome....

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