03-11-2018, 10:14 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-11-2018, 10:19 PM by Espermaschine.)
Its a bit easier in Inkscape with a clipping mask (preferrably grouping the image before you clip it, so you can enter the group and move the image around).
But can be done in Gimp as well. Theoretically its as easy as making a selection of the text, invert it and cut the image.
That way everything that is outside the text will be cut off.
But this requires a perfect composition.
In reality you will probably need to assemble lots of images into a composition, which is why Gimp is the better tool.
I would make a mask and arrange images inside the "holes" that is the text and cut everything in the end.
EDIT:
Ninja'd by ofnuts.
But can be done in Gimp as well. Theoretically its as easy as making a selection of the text, invert it and cut the image.
That way everything that is outside the text will be cut off.
But this requires a perfect composition.
In reality you will probably need to assemble lots of images into a composition, which is why Gimp is the better tool.
I would make a mask and arrange images inside the "holes" that is the text and cut everything in the end.
EDIT:
Ninja'd by ofnuts.