I can't remember. I tried a lot of things, my noise pattern and some sparkle patterns, Just can't remember.

Nice glittery gold map, Molly.

Attempted a BRL'd Tux from scratch. Used selections and stroked paths to create Tux, then BRL to color it in.

That's really cool!

Thanks! It turned out looking a little like one of those plastic wall clocks with the shifty eyes.

Love it but for the life of me I sure don't know how you got that from just an outline of Tux You got the white part in the chest and so on. KUDO's

Thanks, Molly. Once I completed the outline, I wand selected the section I wanted to color, filled will black, then ran BRL using a map of the color I needed . For black, I used Marcello's black spherical map. For each section, I ran BRL interactively so I could play around with the slope & depths to get effect I was after.

Thank you... I think you just set off a whole new challenge.

Hey!
I tried this out and look what I came up with.

Here's the svg file.

BTW... I didn't use all the paths provided by this svg file to create the image above.

Really nice Wallace. All mine turn out with 1000 artifacts all over the canvas.

Thanks Molly.

I don't understand why your getting so many "artifacts"?

Thanks Tux.

Gave mine a little larger beak.

sweet
I tried both of these and they end up full of artifacts inside and outside the lines, can someone please try one of these and see what happens? thanks

Here's what I got by using one of your images.

Here's the xcf that will show, basicly what I did.

Not fair
I opened the transparent image, I then opened the BRL dialogue, selected the black emap, used the round 1 and round2 and I still get that. Have there been changes made to the Script within the last week?

Thanks Wallace, I still don't know what you did, I have never run BRL that way before. Why are the emaps in with the layers, Never mind, I can't do it anyway.

Have you taken a good look at the XCF file I attached to my previous post?

You need to separate each element using selections and fill them with white, then run the BRL form, Filter>Alpha to Logo>Bevel Reflect Logo.
Using the appropriate e-map for each element.

Yes you can do it Molly!

Ok you are saying I have do dissect each section and put on separate layers, hmmmm. Ok, I will look at it again.