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More Texturing Photoshop Tutorial on Photoshop Contest
By: ledirlo This tutorial demonstrates an effect that gets so photorealistic it led to some cheating controversies in the past. Aside from the interest of the created effect it also gives key layer technique information. The only material needed is these two photos, the crumpled paper and what we want printed on it. Let's start by opening the two photos and moving the grass photo above the paper's layer; you can turn the grass layer into multiply mode and transform it to get the correct placement. In this case I chose to avoid the darkest tree parts as they don't produce a great effect on the paper. Once finished, press CTRL+I so you invert the layer mask. The selection's edges have very little chance of being perfect already so I used the smudge tool with a large soft brush to push or draw the layer mask so it fits the paper edges perfectly. Now time for using the layer blending modes. You can now flatten all the texture layers to make a single object above the original background.
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10 Websites to Help You Master GIMP
GIMP – which stands for GNU Image Manipulation Program – is a testament to how open source applications can successfully compete with their proprietary, commercial counterparts. Rich with an amazing set of useful tools and effects filters in a user-friendly GUI, GIMP is an excellent application for image editing and graphics creation. In this article, you’ll find 10 excellent sites that feature design tutorials and information about GIMP. 1. Gimp-tutorials.net is a blog-format site that also features user-submitted tutorials. 2. GimpTalk is a large community site for anything and everything GIMP-related. 3. Gimpology is a place that allows users to submit their own GIMP tutorials or share links to tutorials they’ve found on the web. 4. The official GIMP site has a tutorial section that features detailed tutorials to help users get up and running with GIMP. 5. GIMPguru.org is a site dedicated to sharing information about photo-editing and photo-manipulation in GIMP. 6. gimpusers.com 7. 8.
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TUTORIALES DE gimp
Oct 20 2008 GIMP is a freely distributed GNU Image Manipulation Program. Available for such tasks as photo retouching, image composition and image authoring. It’s always fun to experiment different techniques and learn how to work with various aspects of GIMP to spice up boring pictures and make them into works of arts and masterpieces. So, if you’re interested in learning some new skills, whether you’re a beginner, intermediate or advanced user, these GIMP tutorials are for you. Below you will find an incredible amount some of the best GIMP tutorials hand picked to enhance or highlight whatever action is going on in the photo. 1. 1. This tutorial illustrates how to implement a nice animated menu using Mootoolsand some lines of CSS and HTML code ready to reuse in your project. 2. This tutorial will teach you a quick and simple way to recolor eyes. 3. This is specially for anime/cartoon style lineart. 4. A fairly easy tutorial to follow to make a sig. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 2.
Tutoriales de Diseño Gráfico con Gimp | Web de jEsuSdA 8)
Página Web de jEsuSdA 8) Diseño, GNU/Linux, Howto's, Proyectos, Diseño, Gimp y mucho más! Introducción Colección de Tutoriales de Diseño Gráfico con Gimp de jEsuSdA 8). Tutoriales de Nivel Básico Tutoriales de Nivel Intermedio Tutoriales de Nivel Avanzado NOTAS: Más Información Sobre Gimp: Hardware relacionado con Diseño: Otros enlaces de interés:
Awesome GIMP tutorial websites you shouldn’t miss
GIMP is a free and open-source image editing tool. With a large community of open-source admirers, it is no secret that GIMP is growing in popularity at an astonishing rate. GIMP is bundled by default on many Linux distros. Of course, you need to know how to use GIMP well. You might also want to look at our previous posts about GIMP: Beginner’s guide at MaximumPC GHUJ Tutorials A few tutorials to get started: Fade Out EffectCanvas effect GIMP.org GIMP Tutorials Design and code a website in GIMPMaking a realistic Yahoo logo Graphics tutorials at About.com GIMP Talk tutorials GIMPology Tutorials
Creating an Infra-Red Night-Vision Effect : PhotoshopAtoms - Pho
In this tutorial we are going to look at creating an infra-red nightvision effect on a photo. We will start with the following photo: The first thing we will do is to create a new pattern to overlay onto the image to get that scanline look. Open a new document of about 10x10px. Zoom in, create a new layer and delete the background layer so we’re working on a transparent canvas. Press Ctrl+A to select the entire canvas and then goto Edit > Define Pattern. Now go back to our original image, and create a new layer. Next, open up the Layer Styles for this new layer and choose color overlay. Create a new layer and choose the Paint Bucket tool. Now fill the new layer with this pattern, and we should have black lines like so: Goto Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur and choose a radius of around 1px. As a finishing touch to the scanlines, open up the layer styles for the scanlines layer and add an Outer Glow, changing the color to White. Then we will goto Select > Modify > Feather, by 7px.
Inkscape Tutorial: Spiro Swirls | Vectors
It took a long wait, but Inkscape 0.47 was released on 24 November 2009. It has taken over a year of intensive development and refactoring, but Inkscape is slowly growing up. We use several vector applications at VSD, but as strong supporters of Open Source software, Inkscape holds a special place. We put up with some of its quirks and try to use the program wherever possible, as it has some seriously cool features. One of the new additions to Inkscape is the possibility to use Spiro curves (Cornu spirals), which were introduced to the design world by Raph Levien. In this tutorial I demonstrate the basics of Spiro curves in Inkscape at a slow pace and use it to create smooth flowing swirls. This tutorial assumes no prior Inkscape knowledge, so it may be a tat slow if you are already familiar with Inkscape's interface and the more advanced features such as the path editor. I know... File size: 7 MB The video starts automatically - just give it some time to load.
