Gimp Tutorial: Pop Art

Published January 11, 2012 | By Bman

Please comment and rate videos – this will help other people find them by ranking them higher…it takes a second 🙂 — Requested by Jadesdaddy1999. How to produce Roy Lichenstein style Pop Art from your photographs. This is based on several Photoshop tutorials, but is ‘translated’ for the Gimp, which doesn’t have the ‘new adjustment layers’ or ‘filters-sketch-halftone’ options that the Photoshop tutorials rely on. Handy shortcut keys: ctrl+m = Merge all visible layers [ = brush decrease size ] = brush increase size p = paintbrush tool shift+e = eraser tool o = eye-dropper/colour picker tool Remember to save your project as an .xcf file as you go along, in case you lose your work.
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