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Convert Photos into Gold
Posted by kasrak on Jan 6, 2007 into Special EffectsUsing some GIMP tricks, you can turn anything in your photo into a piece of gold.
Postprocessing Photographed Books
Posted by kasrak on Jan 9, 2008 into Tips & TricksLearn how to post-process photographed books to make the light equal in all parts. Makes for easier reading and OCR-ing.
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Brushed Metal
Posted by kasrak on Jan 8, 2007 into Special EffectsEver wondered how 'brushed metals' are made? Stop wondering. Here's a 3-step micro-tutorial helping you.
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Video Demos
Posted by kasrak on Apr 21, 2007 into Other18 video demonstrations of various features and function in the Gimp. Good for the visual learners.
How to make a Fireball.
Posted by Sandman3G on Jul 22, 2007 into Special EffectsLearn how to make a ball of fire in The GIMP.
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New Features in Gimp 2.4
Posted by kasrak on Aug 3, 2007 into ArticleIt's almost done! After a pretty long development cycle, the developers of the GIMP will announce the next stable version release in the upcoming weeks. GIMP 2.4 comes with brand new tools, a better user interface and lots of cool other stuff. This list shows you most of the new things you will find in GIMP 2.4.
Stars Brushes by hawksmont
Posted by hawksmont on Oct 25, 2007 into DownloadTwinkle, twinkle little star.. :)
Better Bevels
Posted by kasrak on Aug 8, 2007 into Tips & TricksLearn how to make your own custom bevels that are better than GIMP's default.
Simulating Shallow Depth of Field
Posted by kasrak on Jan 7, 2007 into Special EffectsShooting with consumer digicams and their associated small imaging sensors makes it difficult to achieve a shallow depth of field. Sometimes you really want shallow depth of field to isolate a subject against a blurred background.
Using Gimp to make Web 2.0 Buttons and Graphics
Posted by binnyva on Jan 8, 2007 into ArticleThere are many tutorials about creating buttons and graphics in the new 'Web 2.0' style. Unfortunately, all these tutorials are for Photoshop users. The Gimp users are completely ignored. So, I have decided to correct this error - this is a tutorial on how to create a Web 2.0 style button in Linux using Gimp(will work in windows as well).
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