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  Whats the simplest and quickest way to make this type of design?
Posted by: getsignups - 10-21-2019, 10:07 PM - Forum: General questions - Replies (1)

Good afternoon guys,

So as the title of this post reads I want to know the simplest and quickest way to make this type of design in either gimp of Inkscape.

Keep in mind I need to make some areas transparent so that the natural color of the t-shirt can come thru as seen in the design.
(The clover I am not concerned with obviously)


This will be designed for a t-shirt.

Thanks!



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  palette history of GIMP 2.10.x
Posted by: nelo - 10-21-2019, 07:23 PM - Forum: General questions - Replies (2)

Hello,
Does anybody know where GIMP stores this palette history?
Everytime I use GIMP new colours are added and never emptied.
Useless for me, so how can I delete it or at least empty it every now and then?

Cheers
nelo

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  Replicating A Paint Brush Like Effect using Gimp brushes
Posted by: njrk97 - 10-20-2019, 04:50 AM - Forum: General questions - Replies (4)

Im currently doing some work on a 3D model, for some texture work on the wooden puppet i wanted to create a texture that makes its face paint look like it was physically painted by someone using a paint brush, including the streaks and build up of paints that can occur.

IE like these

[Image: pink-paint-brush-stroke-21.png]


[img] https://i.pinimg.com/originals/d6/e7/03/...999f0b.png[/img]


I have looked into brushes but the issues with those seems to be that the brushes are just a PNG of a brush stroke of my images above, and not something i can dynamically paint with to fit a shape.


So im wondering if there is anyway to recreate, or create a more dynamic brush that can create this type of effect when i paint with it?

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  Cannot Connect Canon LIDE 400 to GIMP
Posted by: mikeincousa - 10-20-2019, 03:43 AM - Forum: General questions - Replies (7)

Cannot Connect Canon LIDE 400 to GIMP

]I want to be able to directly scan to GIMP.

All seems in order, but I cannot get it going.
]======================================
gimp-2.8.14-setup-1.exe  Installed and running

https://smallbusiness.chron.com/gimp-recognize-scanner-58544.html
    Launch GIMP and click "File," then "Acquire," then "Scanner/Camera

https://yourbusiness.azcentral.com/gimp-recognize-scanner-24851.html
All the drivers are up to date.

CanoScan LiDE 400 Scanner Driver Ver.1.00 (Windows)
File version: 1.00
Thanks for your guidance.
Release date: 03 August 2018[
This file is a TWAIN-compliant scanner driver for Canon color image scanner.
#Installed with the scanner set up

#scanner is working fine.

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Wink Using 'Long Shadow' for 3D text
Posted by: carmen - 10-19-2019, 09:38 PM - Forum: Tutorials and tips - Replies (9)

   
I worked it on these lines:
1. start from 2 layers (background and text) and two separated paths for big/small text (borrowed from another proyect)
2. new transparent layer below the text layer -> fill with black the big text path -> Filters -> Light and Shadow -> Long Shadow, Style = Finite, Angle = 90, Color = Black, and play with Length until it looks right
3. repeat for the small text, but in Filters, instead to 'Repeat Long Shadow', 'Re-show Long Shadow', go to Presets and click on the arrow on right: the first item stores your setting for pass 1; select it and decrease Length to about half:
result is the picture above.
4. Zooming on it, one sees that the fine lines have left gaps in the black: simply duplicating the layer in 3 mends it some
   
5. A simple example of Long Shadow, Style = Fading
   
with the shadow layer in mode 'linear burn' and the Long Shadow made from a layer with both texts at once: the fading masks the queer effect one sees here
   
which shows also some queernes due to very fine vertical stroke in "5th"
6. Instead, one can change also the angle for each text shadow
   
and color it with a gradient, after having toggled 'Lock alpha channel'.
Here, an added layer on top from 'copy visible', in mode 'soft light', not only improves the colors, but mends the previous point.
7. Of course, instead of working with text from paths, one can begin from an actual text layer, or any other shape on a transparent background, but although there is an option to add the shadow to the layer, in my opinion, it works poorly for text: the edge between text and shadow loses sharpness, so it 's better to make a copy, put it below the original, and apply Long Shadow with the option Composition: Only Shadow, in whatever color.
Wink If useful, enjoy!


Note for the board: Why isn't webp supported?
I made a trial with my fourth attachment, exporting to different formats:
jpg                                      --            28kb --           poor quality
indexed png                         --            21kb --           good quality
lossless png                          --          170kb --    very good quality
webp                                   --            16kb --           good quality
so, I uploaded everything as indexed png, because the server insisted on zipping webp...

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  clone tool
Posted by: asignorefam - 10-19-2019, 05:41 PM - Forum: Older Gimp versions (2.8, 2.6....) - Replies (2)

Hi everyone. Very much a newbie here. I've been watching tutorials and reading all morning and for some reason cannot get the clone tool to work.  I reposition a piece of my picture then try and fill in the spot left.  I feel like I am following all of the correct steps as far as holding ctrl and clicking on the spot I want to use but then nothing happens.  Can someone please enlighten me? Thank You!

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  Fonts can't be used
Posted by: Deraleous - 10-18-2019, 02:43 PM - Forum: General questions - Replies (2)

Hi guys, can anyone help me with this: This often happens when I install new fonts. Gimp lists them as <name>#number and when I select them gimp shows them as the default font.
Here's a screenshot:     
Thanks, Dera

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  Layers Are All Invisible
Posted by: ericnyoder - 10-18-2019, 12:49 PM - Forum: General questions - Replies (5)

I saved this document on another PC, then installed Gimp here and this is how the file opens.  All the layers are in the list, but none of them show up.  Its as though they are all empty.  Some have pictures, some have text but only a sliver of two of the layers are displaying properly.



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  ofn-outline-layer
Posted by: Ofnuts - 10-18-2019, 12:13 PM - Forum: Extending the GIMP - Replies (10)

A quickie to add an outline around layer contents:

   
At the usual place.

Enjoy.

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  Script background removal
Posted by: TC1927 - 10-18-2019, 09:08 AM - Forum: Extending the GIMP - Replies (4)

Hi,

I've been given 2000 images (all of students) to make background transparent and I'm absolutely going to be scripting this! Hopefully going to be using BIMP for GIMP on 2.10.10

I'm IT and occasionally dabble in image manipulation, but this is beyond what I know.

Process:

1. Layer > Transparancy > Add Alpha Channel
2. Fuzzy Select background. There's flat white background on all images, but different shaped humans in front - the upper most pixels (eg 10,10) are all background.
3. Delete

I've got all input and output folders sorted and ready to go so I just need the above commands for BIMP but I can't see anything that might be useful.

Can this be done in BIMP or do I need to go into scripting it using Python/Script-Fu?


Hope you guys can help!

TC

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