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Crazy Ions
This tutorial shows again which great things you can do easily with The Gimp. Also it is my 2nd Tutorial. Have a good time with it !
This article has been written using GIMP 2.4.1.
It's divided into 9 steps and takes about
5 min to complete for an average user. 26321 times read so far.
Category: Simple effects, required skill:
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Create a new file with the size 500x500 Px (size doesn't matter but it has to be square)
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2
Choose any color gradient and use the same parameters as in the image below.
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3
Create the gradient (click on a point in the image, hold and drag a line)
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4
click the right mousebutton on your image, then select Filters>Artistic>Cubism and use the same parameters as in the image below
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click the right mousebutton on your image, then select filters>blur>Motion blur and use the same parameters as in the image
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click the right mousebutton on your image, then elect filters>blur>Gaussian Blur strength 3
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click the right mousebutton on your image, then elect filters>Edge-Detect>Edges and use the same parameters as in the image
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For simulating a light depth click the right mousebutton, then select filters>Blur>Motion blur> and use the same parameters as in the image
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We're done ;) I hope you like the result!
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This article is licensed under the following license: Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 Austria
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