by Michael Davies | Apr 19, 2019 | GIMP Tutorials
GIMP allows you to create your own custom palettes from a variety of sources – whether that’s purely through experimenting with the eye-dropper tool and the “Change Foreground/Background Color” dialogue (i.e. the color wheel), or by using the... 
by Michael Davies | Apr 4, 2019 | GIMP Tutorials
In GIMP 2.10 and newer, you can now use a built-in Vignette filter to easily and effectively create vignettes. Vignettes are a great way to frame your photos using black, white, or any color of your choice. They can be used as a basic frame to help the edges of your... 
by Michael Davies | Mar 28, 2019 | GIMP Tutorials
2019 has already been a great year for learning GIMP with tons of new content being released every week. With 1/3 of the year already gone (how time flies!), I figured now would be a great time to compile the Top 10 GIMP Tutorials of 2019 so far to showcase what has... 
by Michael Davies | Mar 25, 2019 | GIMP Tutorials
As you work in GIMP, you’ll be saving your image to ensure that in the event your program or computer accidentally shuts down your progress is saved. Saving your file while you work is generally a good habit to get into. With GIMP, this is a simple process. There are... 
by Michael Davies | Feb 18, 2019 | GIMP Tutorials
Clipping masks are a lot simpler than you might think by definition – they are essentially when you apply a layer mask to a group of layers. That’s it. This feature was not available in earlier versions of GIMP (before 2.10), and so a lot of users are... 
