New WP, "Ready For Action, Sir!" By Bryan W.

(In Standard Size Of 1024x768)

(And In Wide Screen Size Of 1920x1200)

Shared By Bryan W. "Thank you so much for your help Brent and I'm happy to report to you that both of your tips helped me a lot and I was able to create the wallpaper that I was wanting that I'm calling "Ready For Action, Sir!".  And like you, I made it in both sizes that I have attached and I'm hoping you and your blog fans might enjoy my 1st wallpaper!  Any comments on how I can improve it would be great!  Bryan  OH!, you also wanted us to share anything we did special to make our walls, well the only thing I did that is not on your Blog was I used Gimp's "Rocks" Pattern for my background and since after extracting the stud, he seemed to be little bit blurry so I used sharpen under filters/enhance to make him clearer."

   

Hey Bryan, It is so great to see that You are a Man of Your word and THANK YOU, THANK YOU so much for being the FIRST here on this New Blog of mine to share His Work with all of Us!!!  And I'm so glad to see that my tips worked for You and If I may say, in a most wonderful way!!!  For Your Stud in "Ready For Action, Sir!" is just that...(((Big Smile))) ...And I'm loving it.

And thanks of letting Me know about Sharpen within Gimp,  I use this tool all the time within my Professional Editors and didn't even know Gimp had it!!!  Way, Way Cool.  And as for a comment in how to improve your Wallpaper Bryan, the only thing I would suggest is rather than using the "Fill Bucket" for Rocks for the background on Your Wide screen version, is to copy the background from Your Standard Size Wall and then paste it has a new layer in Your Wide Screen Wall and then re-size it.  This way the rocks will not look so small as they do now compared to Your Standard Size background.  Give it a try and you will see what I mean Bryan.  And Thanks Again On Being The First To Share His Work Here On This Blog!!!

With Love & Hugs

Your Wallpaper Buddy Always

()( Brent )()