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Nice one JD - thanks for posting the image .. and not giving up with Gradientsgalore.

So, is he waving or drowning? ;)

 

 

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Sorry Goonfella - I didn't comment on yours - (must have been away from the froum then).
It's excellent! - love the distant horizon and the seaweed covered foreground rocks - many thanks for posting the image! ;)

 

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Thank you Red and Barbieq

He is drowning.The sudden burst of sun coming through the cloud and the appearance of the dove are meant to give him hope.I leave it to the viewer to imagine what circumstances got him into his predicament .

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wow64 - wow!

Your waves look wonderfully rough! - well done and thanks for posting the images. ;)

Nai - Good to see you experimenting with more pastel colours - nice result, thanks for posting it. ;)

 

Red ochre, I'm so grateful you love it too. Welcome !

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wow64 - wow!

Your waves look wonderfully rough! - well done and thanks for posting the images. ;)

Nai - Good to see you experimenting with more pastel colours - nice result, thanks for posting it. ;)

 

Thanks Red!I was thinking of a kinda polluted and half ice kind of ocean.Also I have a question for you:what did you think of the one for a shirt design?Would it look good on a t shrit?

 

My own interpretation of the tutorial - " Romantic Sea Light "

 

 

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My own interpretation of the tutorial - " Romantic Sea Light "

 

 

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Bigger size : https://isminailofar.files.wordpress.com/2014/07/softsealight.png

 

My own interpretation of the tutorial - " Romantic Sea Light "

 

Bigger size : https://isminailofar.files.wordpress.com/2014/07/softsealight.png

 

 That look beautiful man Nai.

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wow64, very dark & moody - very nice.

 

Nai, yours is the opposite - sweet & romantic.

 

Well done both of you!

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I made an account just to reply to this post. I loved this tutorial and its my very first tutorial and it was great, very informative. I think I did decent, I don't have a whole lot of talent with paint.net (or any software of this nature) but this tutorial was great. I of course added some things to make it different and I loved it - I literally was just messing around came up with it. 

First timer here. 

Amazing Tutorial, thank you so much!

 

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P.S. There are amazingly talented people on here :D

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Thanks for taking the time to comment Lolab. I'm glad you found the tutorial useful.

You have made an excellent image!
I particularly like the small boat silhouette and the depth of field effect to add distance.
Well done! ;)
 

 

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Looks good CosmicPainter!

 

The colour in the meteor trails adds some drama - perhaps you could go further and let the red light illuminate the mist too - just a thought. Good image as is - thanks for posting!
 

 

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Looks good CosmicPainter!

 

The colour in the meteor trails adds some drama - perhaps you could go further and let the red light illuminate the mist too - just a thought. Good image as is - thanks for posting!

 

 

Agreed! Certainly is a different application :D

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Hi Vanilla - welcome to the forum (I saw your post in the introduction thread). ;)

Well done on the tutorial - all looks good and I like the clouds you have added.
Nice use of 'dents' and 'twist' on your 'sig' graphic too.

 

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Nice start to PDN, Vanilla :D I really love that horizon line. 

 

Thank you :)

 

Hi Vanilla - welcome to the forum (I saw your post in the introduction thread). ;)

Well done on the tutorial - all looks good and I like the clouds you have added.

Nice use of 'dents' and 'twist' on your 'sig' graphic too.

 

Thanks! I've spent 6 hours today in the car with only a laptop to entertain me - I got a little creative haha

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The picture is not of me, but by you. 
My picture is below.

 

Red ochre! Up here worked very well. Rotate / Zoom .. more is not.  

My picture does not look, but above and very small.

More often times tried without success.

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Looks good so far!

Are you stuck at step 22 Seerose?

From here you set the Primary Color to around R = 30,G = 55,B = 59.
Then use Effects/Render/Clouds to make a sky layer behind the sea.
Then use Rotate/Zoom to give perspective to the clouds.
Lastly add some sea mist and a 'Vignette' effect using Gradients Galore on new layers.

I hope that helps
If not - please try to explain what you do not understand. ;)

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Are you stuck at step 22 Seerose?

 

No matter what and how I do it, always the same result.???

 

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It looks like Rotate/Zoom is different in Pdn4! :/

The tutorial was written using Pdn3.5.11.
The 'globe' control looks to be the other way round in Pdn4? (notice the globe control screen shot in both)
The numbers you have entered are correct and give the correct results using Pdn3.5.11 - but seem wrong for Pdn4?
I do not have Pdn4, so cannot test.
Try changing the '90,00' into '-90.00' and reducing the '54,94', till it looks like my result?

Perhaps someone running Pdn4 could give Seerose the correct settings for Rotate/zoom at step 22 - please?

 

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It looks like Rotate/Zoom is different in Pdn4! :/

 

 
Yes, I thought I should use it. Thanks for your help. I have version 4.0.3 3hkjxt6b.gif
 
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*I hope this helps someone because it certainly helped me.
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