Super helpful GIMP Tutorial from Rena!

[Former_Member]

Okay, so Rena, I love you. Haha.

Rena made an awesome tutorial for basics using Gimp. Super helpful, so I wanted to share. Hope you don't mind. :P

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hb11v7sDY2o

Look at the difference though! Not a TVP, I swear! Haha.

Before:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/92001110/idaho-love-paper-cutting-silhouette




After:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/93108791/chicago-skyline-city-skyline-chicago-sky




A million times better! Faster too! Thank you so much!
♥

[Former_Member]

No such thing as a TVP here for our regulars you know that. The pictures look great!

[Former_Member]

Aww, yay! I'm glad it helped! :D Your new photos look great!

I'm also gonna go ahead and drop this link here too:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zNxQcDcAwE

It's a tutorial on Gimp I made a few months ago that is more specific to people taking product photos like the ones I take for my shop. Maybe it'll help someone :)

[SesenArtsandCrafts]

that is very cool Rena. I normally do half in photoshop then go over to gimp to finish it off. Off to play!

[Former_Member]

Rena, you're tutorial is AMAZING! I've never been able to "get" gimp, I've checked out the books at the library and seen other tutorials but none of them made it as clear as you did. Seriously, thanks.

As far as product pictures go, I mozy my way over to www.fotofuze.com ... Rizz showed me that site and ever sense I've been eternally grateful. I adore it! Editing is quick and fantastic results.

[Former_Member]

oh cool, glad this helped some other folks too! :) I seriously love gimp. Everyone should have it. :D