Throw Back Thursday: Vortex

I know some of you are probably itching for new art, so I decided to post this, even though it's old. This is an image that I made a long while ago, back when I was active on the Paint.NET Forums and was doing a few tutorials. This one is called Vortex (since that's what the tutorial was called), but I then added my own spin on it to make it more vibrant.


I apologize for not being able to find the tutorial. It's been a while and I did try to find it. If anyone knows where it is at, let me know so that I can give the publisher credit for helping make this image. I hope you enjoy a post from me with actual art, and I hope to have something else up here soon.

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