Hi,
this is probably more a generic graphics question than specific to GIMP but does anyone know any good links to tutorials, or have any experience of taking top down graphical maps (stylised) and changing them from a "summer" palette to a winter one. I've tried just changing the HSB to get a grey blue overall look but it looks a bit over the top, I'd like to do something a bit more sophisticated perhaps altering different features of the maps in different ways

Thanks for the "help".

- For a start, your plants and trees would have no foliage. They would be
sticks.
- Roofs would have snow on them as would your whole background. - You would only see buildings defined largely because of the shadows they
cast.
- Roads would be defined by ploughed snow banks. The surfaces would be white
unless salted and ploughed.

Trust me—I live in Canada.

Rick S.

-----Original Message----- From: ekoxe1
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Subject: [Gimp-user] "winterizing" maps

Hi, this is probably more a generic graphics question than specific to GIMP but
does
anyone know any good links to tutorials, or have any experience of taking
top
down graphical maps (stylised) and changing them from a "summer" palette to
a
winter one. I've tried just changing the HSB to get a grey blue overall look
but
it looks a bit over the top, I'd like to do something a bit more sophisticated
perhaps altering different features of the maps in different ways

Attachments: * http://www.gimpusers.com/system/attachments/492/original/map.jpg

Thanks for the "help".

PS. cunt