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Published: 2009-06-18 23:50:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 11911; Favourites: 57; Downloads: 626
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Description
Tutorial for the Gimp.If you try it, I'd love to see results.
Comments and faves are always awesome of course
Click here to see the resources used in the tutorial!
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thanks alot i learn to smudge better because of this. the example above is what i think is my best
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I used your tutorial for this... Messed up halfway, and found a different effect (which I liked so I kept it, and just edited onto that)
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Looks good! I would say work on your colors a little bit though. If you need help, I'll do my best to help you; I haven't used Gimp in a while though.
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What do you work with now? Photoshop? And I do have one question about Gimp... What is the easiest way to create a render from a picture of a character? (Like changing the background to transparency) I've tried one tutorial, but it seems like the best thing right now is just going pixel by pixel after the majority of it is transparent. If you don't know a good way to do it then that's fine.
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I don't do much sig work anymore, but I do use Photoshop for most of my work. As far as rendering images, I think the best way would be to outline what you want using the pen/path tool and getting it as close as you can. I made this quick tutorial a while back, it might help you a little bit with the path tool.
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This is a really great tutorial, but I'm having a hard time looking for the spacing for the smudging....
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I'm pretty sure the shortcut is Shift + Ctrl + B. You change it under the brush dialog, not the smudge tool dialog itself.
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Glad you like it, post the result when you're done!
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Great tutorial, I tried it a few months ago and here it is my outcome [link]
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Great outcome!
Glad you liked it and thanks!
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Really nice outcome!
Thanks for trying it and thanks for the fave
Glad you liked it!
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Great outcome, glad you liked the tutorial =]
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good share man, simpler then i thought yet effective
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You haven't done one of these since NSider.
Whoah, that is seriously beast. Heh, I always wondered how it was done but this shows a lot of the background behind how they're typically made. 
The final product came out great and the overall tutorial itself is laid out nicely. Keep it up dude.
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Thanks a lot, but I did make several after the NSider era though
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Ah, okay. 
Anyways, no probs dude--you always know what you're doing.
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Heh, yeah I guess
Thanks again!
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