How To Build A Model Of The Globe Theater

To make a shadow of a figure given should follow the following steps:

a) Important: You must have the figure without the environment, or without any funding.

b) First duplicate the layer in Fig.

c) Then select the tool "color selection (Shift + O) region of the layer transparent. (In the example, I put color on the bottom layer so you could see better. After the take away)

d) After reverse the selection (Ctrl + I)

e) Then we fill the figure with black. Then we control we have selected as your foreground color to black and press Ctrl +, (Control over comma).

f) then take the perspective tool (Shift + P) and recline in the shade by placing it in the position we want ..

g) Then go to Filters / Blur / Gaussian Blur and apply the filter. Then down a little the opacity of the layer.

h) After you choose a background and apply it. I worked with the blend tool and choose a gradient.

i) Finally crop the image as we wish.

I hope you like the work done.

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Working with "grid" tool

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to leave more proportionate hub would be better to work with a grid.

grid To appear in the image window, I went to "Edit / Preferences."

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opens the dialog window "Preferences" and you have to click on the left that says "Windows image" and then "Appearances"

then enable "Show Grid."

Then look to the left where it says, "Default grid" and click. Select the "Line Style desired"

OK and restart Gimp to display the changes.

Here you can see some screenshots working with the grid and finally the completed work without it.

Then if To disassemble the grid "Destic" "Show Grid" and restart the program to view the changes.

Interesting work with grids.

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routes - Gimp: Draw a cube. Metro

To make this task refer to this tutorial.

actions to undertake are as follows:

1 - Get background.

2 - Create new layer. (Not necessary, but I always choose separate works if I change something I need to start from scratch).

3 - Trace the route starting with one side of the cube.

4 - To complete the front to Ctrl + click paragraph 4 and 1 and bind the ends.

5 - Then select the path: Click on "Create selection from of a path "

6 - Then click the blend tool and paint the selected area with a gradient.

7 - Then the selection rule: Go to "Select / None"

8 - Then go to the tab and return routes to choose the route.

9 - Mark the left edge (bottom and top) with the Shift key pressed and move the top spot to the right. You will see the path of the second side.

10 - Select the new face drawn: To do this go to "Create selection from path"

11 - Then go to the tool mix and apply a gradient in the selected face.

12 - The following selection rule: Go to "Select / None"

13 - Again, go to the tab and return routes to choose the route.

14-Mark the bottom edge of the last face drawn, with the Shift key pressed and move the lower point straight up (Go dragging).

Now you should see the path to the upper face of the cube (above).

15-Select the third face drawn: To do this go to "Create selection from path"

16 - Then go to the Blend Tool and apply a gradient in the face selected, preferably darker.

17 - Finally the selection rule: Go to "Select / None".

Finally you can see the cube formed.

With a little practice will most likely provided the cube.

With this work I have known other applications or uses of the Path tool.

Greetings to anyone reading this post. Ah ... I like to hear your comments!

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imagery with Gimp using: Filters / Distorts

After reading the discovery of extrasolar planet "Gliese 581 g", which apparently could be habitable, I remembered a tutorial I read about how to make an imaginary planet with gimp .

The report they tutorial is here.

was so determined to make one from the following picture:

In my work I applied some variants of the advice in the tutorial above.
The road was as follows:

1 - Locate the picture.

I present some of the tips read:

- The image must be a clear marking of the horizon, where note the difference in land or sea, sky.

- In the space of the horizon, we must try to see buildings, or objects that scroll across the horizon.

- At the top is good to have few details. It is important to ensure that details are concentrated mainly in the central part of the image.
- Another point to consider is that the corners of the image coincide with each other.

- It is important that both ends of the image does not have much difference in tone.

2-Resize and rotate the image.

Resize: Image / Scale Image

I changed the parameters of height and width, to make it a perfect square. I activated the cubic interpolation. The image was distorted.

Then rotate 180 º: Image / Transform / Rotate 180 degrees.

3-Apply the filter

I applied a distortion polar coordinate type: Filters / Distorts / Coord. polar.

4-I added, with the fill tool, a background the same color as the sky.

5-copied and pasted into another layer the upper half of the image. Rote and I placed at the bottom.

6 - Then copy , with the free selection tool, the buildings of the image. The hit and rotate in two different layers, located on both sides (right and left).

                                                       
This was made the imaginary world that can be seen at the beginning of this post.

What is relevant for this task is being able to exercise "filters distortions."

I leave this picture that I gave the name "my little island", the other picture I could work similarly.

You can see that ... with Gimp, dreaming does not cost much ... Until next

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