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^Here's some avatar sized ones

Thanks all

Thanks for all the adds FD

^There were a couple of the combat challenge maps in Arkham City that were 2D restricted. I doubt I'll get to play it, but it looks interesting

Thank you gosia

Jack & Co 2013/14 The Ones 2 Watch July 2013 Juliet Dunn S/S 2014 campaign RC Resort 2014 Misc tfs

Thanks sanja!

^Not sure what it was used for, but it's a photo by Manolo Campion More from the set:

Beautiful, thanks FD

^Yeah I just saw these. Lais's figure is unbelievable Bar and Marisa, although slightly different body types, are the quintessential SI girls for me (Y) Not sure yet.. a surprise :Dinah: Unless you have a particular request?

^Well drawing lines like that is pretty simple. A few ways to do it, but the best and easiest way is to just use the line tool in the tools palette - it might be behind the Rectangle/Ellipse/other shape tool. Then in the tool options: 1. Make sure this is set to Shape. That way it stays a vector shape that you can easily manipulate after you draw it. 2. Set the fill colour to whatever you want. You can change this after you've drawn the line. 3. Change the stroke to No Colour. You can also change this after you've drawn the line. If you set this, it will apply an additional stroke outline to your line. The weight and line options just to the right of this will apply to the stroke, not the line itself - so leave these alone. 4. You can set arrow heads here if you want. 5. This is where you set the thickness of the line. You can't change this after you've drawn the line, so set it before doing so. eg. The lines in your example are about 8px and 3px. 6. It's a good idea to tick the Align Edges option on, but even more important is to go to Edit > Preferences > General..., then make sure the Shape Vector Tools and Transforms to Pixel Grid is selected. This ensures that the edges of the lines are crisp rather than blurry. Then it's just a matter of clicking and dragging on the canvas to draw a line. If you hold down Shift as you draw, the line will snap to 45 degree angles - so you can easily draw perfectly straight lines.

^Which version are you using Talisa?

Awesome, thanks

I used something called CamStudio

^Beautiful

Thanks Jazzy First one is Lula Magazine, issue 6 Second one is indeed Marie Claire UK, October 2009

^Also, from a recent interview:

Loving this from [Justin Vernon's] Volcano Choir

Thanks edidu!

CS6

I've uploaded the Boux Avenue videos here: http://www.mediafire.com/download/2kg7pydspkq6700/dioni_bouxavenue_1.avi http://www.mediafire.com/download/qkkkhi7n9w2okyk/dioni_bouxavenue_2.avi http://www.mediafire.com/download/ycomgwdoerrymd4/dioni_bouxavenue_3.avi They're not the best quality and a little bit framey, but I did my best

Love those, thanks meidude!

^http://www.bellazon.com/main/topic/43622-combining-multiple-gifs-together/