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Christine rose nd. tipones [gr. 11 abm, caritas]

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Virgilio Galemba
Virgilio Galemba

This document provides instructions for basic image editing and manipulation in GIMP. It includes steps to: - Create a new black image canvas and add text - Apply a Gaussian blur to a text layer - Add a new color layer and change its blend mode - Use paths and hue/saturation to change the color of hair in an image - Open multiple images as layers and add a gradient layer mask to blend them together.

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BASICS OF GIMP BY: CHRISTINE ROSE D. TIPONES
Simple Floating Logo Select File then New This will open the Create a New Image dialog, with options for you to specify You can make this new image any dimensions you want, specify a Width of 256 px, and a Height of 128 px. Hit OK to create the new image
Fill the New Image with Black Make sure that the Foreground Color is appropriately set. Click on the foreground color in the Color area to bring up the Change Foreground Color dialog (if your foreground color is already black you dont have to do this step The Change Foreground Color dialog allows you to now set the foreground color. We want to set the color to black RGB(0, 0, 0):
With the foreground color set, we can now use the Bucket Fill Tool to fill in our image Open Tools then Paint Tools and Bucket Fill Adding Some Text Defining the text box boundaries.
If youd like to re-size the box for some reason, you can now click and drag in any of the green areas shown below Text Tool Options (left), canvas view (right).
On your Layers tab, right click on the text layer we just made, and choose New from Visible. You can also create a new layer from visible using the menu then Layer and then New from Visible
There is a white border around the Visible layer. This indicates that this layer is currently active, so that any operations we perform will apply to this layer. To apply a slight Gaussian blur to this layer, we simply invoke the command through the menu then Filters and then Blur and lastly Gaussian Blur This will invoke the Gaussian Blur dialog, where we can specify how much blur we want to apply.
Adding Some Color Add a splash of color! Open Layer then New Layer Or by Right-Clicking on the Visible layer in the layer palette, and choosing New Layer from the context menu The Create a New Layer dialog will appear - it doesnt matter what it gets filled with, so you can leave it at whatever Layer Fill Type its set at (White by default). Hit OK to create the new layer.
CHANGING THE COLOR OF THE HAIR
Steps: 1.Select your Image 2.Trace the hair in the picture with your Paths Tool 3.Then in the Menu Choose select Then Click Select From Path or From Path 4. In the Menu Choose Color Then Click Hue & Saturation 5.Adjust The Hue Level Into 180 6.Click Ok 7.Click the Bucket Tool 8.Then Change Foreground Color Whatever Color You Want 9. Create A New Layer 10. Click Ok 11. Choose The Bucket tool then Color the Shirt youve Trace 12. In the Mode Selection Choose Overlay Then Click Ok
It should be like this
BLENDING IMAGE 1. Select Your Images 2. The first Image Click Open 3. The Second Image Click Open As Layer For it to Appear 4. Add Layer Mask in The First Picture 5. Click Ok 6. Choose The Gradient Tool 7. Then Drag The Mouse Point Starting in The right To the left 8. Then Export The Picture
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Christine rose nd. tipones [gr. 11 abm, caritas]

  • 1. BASICS OF GIMP BY: CHRISTINE ROSE D. TIPONES
  • 2. Simple Floating Logo Select File then New This will open the Create a New Image dialog, with options for you to specify You can make this new image any dimensions you want, specify a Width of 256 px, and a Height of 128 px. Hit OK to create the new image
  • 3. Fill the New Image with Black Make sure that the Foreground Color is appropriately set. Click on the foreground color in the Color area to bring up the Change Foreground Color dialog (if your foreground color is already black you dont have to do this step The Change Foreground Color dialog allows you to now set the foreground color. We want to set the color to black RGB(0, 0, 0):
  • 4. With the foreground color set, we can now use the Bucket Fill Tool to fill in our image Open Tools then Paint Tools and Bucket Fill Adding Some Text Defining the text box boundaries.
  • 5. If youd like to re-size the box for some reason, you can now click and drag in any of the green areas shown below Text Tool Options (left), canvas view (right).
  • 6. On your Layers tab, right click on the text layer we just made, and choose New from Visible. You can also create a new layer from visible using the menu then Layer and then New from Visible
  • 7. There is a white border around the Visible layer. This indicates that this layer is currently active, so that any operations we perform will apply to this layer. To apply a slight Gaussian blur to this layer, we simply invoke the command through the menu then Filters and then Blur and lastly Gaussian Blur This will invoke the Gaussian Blur dialog, where we can specify how much blur we want to apply.
  • 8. Adding Some Color Add a splash of color! Open Layer then New Layer Or by Right-Clicking on the Visible layer in the layer palette, and choosing New Layer from the context menu The Create a New Layer dialog will appear - it doesnt matter what it gets filled with, so you can leave it at whatever Layer Fill Type its set at (White by default). Hit OK to create the new layer.
  • 9. CHANGING THE COLOR OF THE HAIR
  • 10. Steps: 1.Select your Image 2.Trace the hair in the picture with your Paths Tool 3.Then in the Menu Choose select Then Click Select From Path or From Path 4. In the Menu Choose Color Then Click Hue & Saturation 5.Adjust The Hue Level Into 180 6.Click Ok 7.Click the Bucket Tool 8.Then Change Foreground Color Whatever Color You Want 9. Create A New Layer 10. Click Ok 11. Choose The Bucket tool then Color the Shirt youve Trace 12. In the Mode Selection Choose Overlay Then Click Ok
  • 11. It should be like this
  • 12. BLENDING IMAGE 1. Select Your Images 2. The first Image Click Open 3. The Second Image Click Open As Layer For it to Appear 4. Add Layer Mask in The First Picture 5. Click Ok 6. Choose The Gradient Tool 7. Then Drag The Mouse Point Starting in The right To the left 8. Then Export The Picture