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That can be done using the pen tool. This cell shaded art is one of the forms of vector art (it is best done in vector programs such as Illustrator but you'll be able to get a similar look in Photoshop using its own vector features).

What program are you using?
Illustrator has the ability of saving .dwg files (File - Export).

I tried v8 and didn't like it at all - one of the things that I hated the most were the previews that took forever to show up (for effects). But now I really wouldn't bother with v8 since Jasc has released a Beta version of PSP 9 and it does seem to have better features than 8 (or at least features ...

Try putting it in only one folder (in this case, the Windows folder).
Also, if you open this file, i.e. in Notepad, does it still have the preset settings and stuff?

You've got the wrong folders there.
The file should be in C:\Windows.

Try Paint Engine from Fantastic Machines:
http://www.fantasticmachines.com

The Clone Brush is probably your best friend for this task.

Interesting tip, although I don't see a reason for using raster filters in vector images. I prefer not to mix things up

You could try using the deformation tool.

I'll see if I can find a tutorial on this otherwise I'll try to write one.

You can get a similar effect with VanDerLee's OldMovie plug-in (shareware, $19.95).
www.v-d-l.com/adrenaline_oldmovie.html

Or you can download a few grunge brushes (search at www.google.com) and apply them around your image (the most used method).

I don't know of any grid plug-ins but there's a tutorial that teaches you how to make grids using patterns. It was written for Paint Shop Pro but it can be easily used for any other graphics software.

http://www.jasc.com/tutorials/nieuwenstein/grids.asp?

On the download page for Filters Unlimited (http://www.icnet.de/filters_unlimited/download.html) there is the following note: "The demo version contains a limited set of 150 filters (the full version has more than 350 filters!). You can try out and preview all filters but you will need a registered ...

XnView supports lots of formats: http://www.xnview.com/

I'm not sure if this is the plug-in you are talking about but AlienSkin (www.alienskin.com) has one for repairing images in many ways called ImageDoctor.

I don't know Photoplus but if it can work with selections like in Photoshop, try applying the filter on them.

Have you tried creating a Photoshop Action / Script for adding each layer into the new image?

There are a few built-in Photoshop filters that could do that for you. The main effect you can make with mosaic/crystalise and the circular effect I think you can make using polar coordinates.

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Best wishes,
Jaci

Maybe Axion Flare Effects will help: http://www.axionfx.com/

The shareware version is really good, you have control over every aspect of your flare/star. The freeware version is a little bit buggy but you could try it as well.

Maybe a plug-in that creates water drops?