I am trying to "layer" a picture over another picture using GIMP & I am not having any success. Anyone on here have any experience with this?
How do I layer a picture using GIMP?
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Thanks for the link, UncasMS.
I had checked out that page before in my travels. Is it just me or are online tutorials severely lacking for the open source software? Over the few weeks that I was trying to do this, I couldn't find any *really* informative pages anywhere, just bit 'n' pieces that I picked up from various sources.
In the end, I finally figured this out just be messing with the program on my own. The websites that I checked out have you doing it in very convoluted ways, such as "intelligent scissors, masking, erasing the background" & all other sorts of clunky methods.
The method that I used is a piece of cake & I am really pleased with the results. I have a wee bit of refining left to do yet, such as drawing Tux's arms around the guitar.
Again, I figured this part out on my own.
I'm sure there is probably a site out there somewhere that explains the method that I used, but you would've thought I would have come across it in 3 weeks time...
Did I mention that I figured this out on my own???Last edited by katzdvd; 12 Aug 2007, 10:21 AM.Comment
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Hey Katz ... how about a Penguin that is a "Drum Player" !?!?
BTW, I am curious ... what do you use a "Layered Picture" for???
Basically, you are adding things to the pic that weren't there originally. I am no expert on this by any means, I am still clunking my way thru all of this.Comment
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gonwk,
Why not download GIMP & play w/ it a bit? As you mentioned, it is fun to work with, & you will probably end up with better looking creations than I did.
I noticed that I forgot to "sharpen" the drums before I overlayed the pic on the penguin. The drums are slightly "fuzzy"...Comment
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i read your post and thought i'd give it go bro....
but i cheated and used photoshop...Attached FilesComment
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