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In this GIMP photo editing tutorial, I show you how to recolor your photos using a combination of background erasing methods and layer modes. With these methods, you can change the color of anything in your photos - including clothing, backgrounds, objects, etc. In this photo specifically, I change the color of a dress and the background. I use a combination of the foreground select tool, paths tool, free select tool, and one of 4 possible layer modes for recoloring photos. The layer modes used in this tutorial include HSV Hue, HSL Color, LCh Hue, and LCh Color. This is a great photo editing and photo manipulation tutorial for beginners! Visit our website for more text and video tutorials:

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Hi everyone and welcome! in today's tutorial we are going to create collage effect in gimp 2.10.20. by using the Rectangle tool, you can make the collage gap with it. Tutorial Assets:

Credits : Inspired by : Modern Farmers - Santam by Jennifer Macfarlane & Cristiana Couceiro

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Learn how to erase the background of an image, including portrait images and photos with any type of hair, using this simple workflow I created using GIMP 2.10.28. This technique works even if your model has messy hair and there's a complicated background. You can use this technique in pretty much any situation - whether it's a studio background or natural background. 0:00 - Intro & Resources 1:23 - Open Image & Prepare Composition 1:57 - Select Main Subject (Not Hair) 6:33 - Select Hair (Incl. Finer Details) 10:38 - Refining Mask Tips 11:24 - Final Thoughts Visit our website for more text and video tutorials:

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One of the lesser known features of GIMP is its ability to create animations. In this tutorial I’ll be demonstrating how to create animated GIFs with GIMP so that you can create your own simple animations. This lessen in particular will be a demonstration of how you can create a simple loading spinner icon. However, once you understand the process for creating animations, you should be able to apply these principles to your own designs. Want to learn more about how GIMP works? Check out The GIMP Series - a comprehensive collection of over 60 videos where I go over all of the major tools, features and functions in GIMP and explain what they are and demonstrate how they work. Learn more here:

Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:41 Open a new document 00:57 Creating the design 04:20 Making different color copies 05:50 Creating a layer for each frame 09:27 Exporting as an animated GIF 10:59 Previewing the final animation 11:10 Outro Intro song: "In Da Mood" by Combustibles, used with written permission

In this GIMP tutorial, I show you how to animate still photos using a super easy technique. You'll be able to bring your photos to life - creating compositions like flowing waterfalls, flying dirt, floating clouds, etc. I'll be using the free G'MIC plugin to accomplish this effect. I also show you how to preview your animations in GIMP using the built-in Animation Playback feature, as well as how to export your final compositions to an animated GIF file. Visit our website for more text and video tutorials:

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In this GIMP tutorial I show you how to colorize black and white photos with realistic results! Add color to your desaturated photos or make your old photos look modern with this extremely effective technique. There are no plugins used or required for this tutorial - everything to achieve the result is included in GIMP by default! This is a great photo restoration or photo manipulation tutorial for beginners. I use a combination of layer modes, layer masks, paint tools, and palettes to achieve the result. Visit our website for more text and video tutorials:

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