Image Umbrella: Desktop Art

[FotoFactory 20]

Holy wow, that's neat. I like it a lot, nice an simple. The shadows and lighting are spot-on.

Thank you! I just thought of this effect after seeing some renders online and trying to see if I can re-create them in PDN. 

Great image FotoFactory, I love the subtle gradient, and great resolution too! 

I like HD   *pcmasterrace* also, I might work on a tutorial if enough people request it.     :Tutorials:

[Drydareelin 220]

http://i.imgur.com/nMEtR1y.png

 

Had a bit of fun here with Google's new Material Design and EER's Markup Renderer.

Combination of maths and art If only I added in planets...

 

Size: 1920 x 1080.

[Cc4FuzzyHuggles 319]

I like both most recent pictures. Nice work FotoFactory and Drydareelin.

[barbieq25 928]

Nice one Dryda! 

[Red ochre 1,447]

Good to see E.E.R's wonderful mathemagical plugin being used so successfully! - elegant image.
(Godel proved [diagonally] I don't need to worry about complicated maths!   )

[Ego Eram Reputo 2,346]

Excellent image Dryda!  A beautiful composition.  I'm pleased one of my tools helped you create it.

[Drydareelin 220]

Thanks everyone , and to EER for putting up with my laptop just refusing the render equations.

 

Also, @Red orchre, this maths isn't that bad ;D All could be explained in a few lines.

[Drydareelin 220]

For something different...

 

 

This is the PDN icon made to look similar to the Windows 10 logo.
It doesn't look too bad in the task bar either:

 

How to apply this icon (windows only):

Hidden Content:

1. Download the .ico image from here, place it in a convenient folder.
2. Right Click on the desktop-> New -> Shortcut and the input should be,
 C:\Program Files\Paint.NET\PaintDotNet.exe
3. Name it whatever and press finish.
4. Right click the newly created shortcut and press properties.
5. Press "Change Icon"
6. Navigate to the .ico file you downloaded and apply it.
7. Open Paint.NET from that shortcut.
8. Right Click it in the taskbar and pin it.

Hidden Content:

If you want to locate the newly pinned shortcut, you can access it by pressing the Windows Key + R and typing,
 %appdata%\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch\User Pinned\TaskBar
Then pressing enter.

 

Anyway it was a bit of fun to make. Let me know what you think.

Edited August 12, 2015 by Drydareelin

[Rydal 6]

I like the icon a lot, actually enough to use it. My brain will take awhile to locate on my super crowded desktop now, because I'm used to the default PDN icon.

Drydareelin.

I hope that by your name mentioned it will notify you as a reply to your post?

 

Here is my submission to this topic:

It is a desktop wallpaper I made in PDN. This was made by a real image of a Soyuz Rocket. 1. I adjusted Contrast using Curves Tool, to create a black and white mask. Then I delete all white parts of the image. 2. Created a new layer under the image layer and created some designs 100% PDN that looked OK to me.  3. I think I used the Polar Warp Effect to create the pink magnetic field lines.

 

Full Size:http://i350.photobucket.com/albums/q436/RydalS/Soyuz%20Style_zpsde4w4eqm.jpg