I always go to your tutorials when a new one comes out. They are extremely useful, and appeal to both novice and experienced users. Thank you my friend!
wow! Another fantastic tutorial.. so very helpful. Thanks!:) OT: Something really cool I figured out today, is I can make curved text very easily in the Phonto app on my phone, save it, then email it to myself and bring it into Gimp. Just mentioning in case anyone else shares the woes of trying to make curved text!
I learned a few new tricks, like the grow and shrink. However, separating the subject from the background, you seemed like went through a lot of steps. I'm thinking: - Appropriate fuzzy select threshold (whiles the radius is increased to avoid the jagginess)
As someone who is teaching himself web design this tutorial was GOLD. I'm trying it with different colour combinations tough and am struggling to get Yellow and Pink to work- on the darken only it changes the Pink to Red (obviously the mix of yellow and pink)-- how can I get around this to keep the vibrant pink?
came here for the duo tone effect, had 3 other lessons crammed into it before getting to the duo effect. all that other stuff should be separate. made this more confusing than it should have been because i kept having to skip around to get to the actual lesson i came here for....
hi, thank your for another great video but I have one question. why don't you teach people to use bezier curves? you used fuzzy, then shrink, then grow and all this stuff I know that curves are probably a pain in ass for a newbie, but if a person is learning to use gimp for design purposes its just a matter of time when curves become frindly. and when they do they become the quickiest way to erase backgrounds etc.
thanks so much man! I aspire to be a digital graphics artist! I could literally owe my career to you one day! your tutorials are inspiring and educational. I am shocked you don't have any more subs
great tutorial, but I have a problem, with the length of the video. it would be much quicker if you used the scissor select tool or just sped up the video a bit. but other than that it's a great video!
Nick Saporito I think, if you have Linux you can open terminal and sudo apt install wine. Then you can run Windows apps. With photoshop you'll need to transfer its files from a Windows computer because the installer doesn't work on linux.
Cool! I think that Ubuntu looked a bit more aesthetically pleasing than Windows. Windows always looks the Same but Ubuntu has more personality and looks different on everybody's computer. Have you heard of the Numix theme? It looks great! ;)
Hey, was wondering if you could help me with something, I'm trying to make a team logo, but I can't think of anything for it. Is there anyway I could get into contact with you for help? or advice, I'm just beginning into gimp so I don't know much, nor am I that good at logo designing.