12-07-2019, 10:34 PM
Taking it in the wrong order IMHO:
I would 1) get a path with whatever I have and 2) use the path to get a filled image.
To get the path, two ways:
Looks automatic but will be painful in the end
So here is how it looks after 10 minutes:
The full XCF is attached
(*) No as hard as its looks, a rather efficient technique is to draw a polygonal path, putting anchors where the curvature changes ("inflexion points), then shift click between two such points to add an anchor and drag it to the drawing border.
I would 1) get a path with whatever I have and 2) use the path to get a filled image.
To get the path, two ways:
Looks automatic but will be painful in the end
- Select the background with fuzzy select
- Select>To path
- Edit the path to smooth the lines (pain point)
- Create the path from scratch, using the initial drawing as a template (much cleaner path with fewer anchors)(*)
So here is how it looks after 10 minutes:
The full XCF is attached
(*) No as hard as its looks, a rather efficient technique is to draw a polygonal path, putting anchors where the curvature changes ("inflexion points), then shift click between two such points to add an anchor and drag it to the drawing border.