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How to create this effect - cyteenc - 05-03-2022
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Hi,
how can I create this effect, the one on the laptop object ?
Thanks
RE: How to create this effect - PixLab - 05-04-2022
(05-03-2022, 06:49 PM)cyteenc Wrote: Hi,
how can I create this effect, the one on the laptop object ?
Thanks
Select the Rectangle select tool, start to draw a rectangle then hit the Shift key while drawing the rectangle, once it's done, then select the Rotate Tool, in the Tool Options select the Selection icon, go on the canvas then rotate 45 degrees, then just fill with yellow
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RE: How to create this effect - rich2005 - 05-04-2022
Is it the background or is it the laptop shape? Background - you have an answer. Laptop, you call it an object and it probably was one time coming from some vector application.
Gimp is a bitmap raster editor not vector, so no 'objects' but you can draw in a path outline and use that as a base for painting, building up in layers.
The shadow is the one 'effect' that comes with Gimp. This using Filters -> Light and Shadow -> Long Shadowand settings as shown.
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As this example a Gimp xcf file attached with layers and path to show the build up. All very hands-on
RE: How to create this effect - cyteenc - 05-05-2022
(05-04-2022, 07:26 AM)rich2005 Wrote: Is it the background or is it the laptop shape? Background - you have an answer. Laptop, you call it an object and it probably was one time coming from some vector application.
Gimp is a bitmap raster editor not vector, so no 'objects' but you can draw in a path outline and use that as a base for painting, building up in layers.
The shadow is the one 'effect' that comes with Gimp. This using Filters -> Light and Shadow -> Long Shadowand settings as shown.
As this example a Gimp xcf file attached with layers and path to show the build up. All very hands-on
Thanks a lot, very helpful
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