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TIDSL103 - Text with shadows and highlights. Gimp

With Gimp you can create different logos.
The camimo in the new version of Gimp is as follows: File / New / Logos.


I have installed a version of the past few years, 2.4.6, and as there are no logos, I searched and found at: Exts / Logos.

I leave the screen shot I made about this, if someone is helpful.

worked with several of the options offered by the program. In some cases they changed the background or the color of the letters.

The poster that started this post I made in Inkscape. Cree

green rectangle, and then crawled back logos made in Gimp.

Some logos I made minor modifications to the tool to select and transform objects "(the arrow).

So much exercised.
Greetings and ... still learning.

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TIDSL103 - Focus - Blur

The photo on which I worked is:



To select the pigeon used the quick mask. It is located on the canvas in the lower left corner, under the rule.

I followed the steps recommended Nina:

• spike on the mask ... and everything turns red

• verify that the color pickers (two color squares on the box) are in BLACK AND WHITE, ie maximum contrast.

• choose a brush and brush edges look fuzzy

start painting with white

• select

• with black (which is actually red) left out of the selection

• spike mask button Go testo how my selection

Then I went to edit / copy. Then I stuck in a second layer (which previously believed) the dove.

I went on the imported image and selected with the tool of "free choice" at the bottom of the photo. Which represents the floor that is ahead and around the dove and has a loose feather. The copied (right click: edit / copy) and pasted into a third layer.

layers were as follows:

Then I apply blur: Filter / Blur / Gaussian Blur to the layer containing the imported image (more blur) and the layer having the floor and Pen (less blur).

Thus I managed to stand out the dove in front.

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destructive response to criticism about

I consider myself a tolerant person and open to criticism and suggestions. There is nothing I like more than feedback from people about the things I do and even more so on Oriole. But thing is I do not tolerate mediocrity.
I decided to create this post to put the answer I gave to @ MichelEnLaRed regarding some comments I made on Twitter about Oriole, instead of contributing to the development project to tarnish all the hard effort is being done. I do not pretend to add anything to the answer I gave on Twitter, here I will stick only to unify and allow for better reading. 's comment was the straw that broke the next (yes, there were 3 or 4 previous comments in the same tone I jumped out of consideration and tolerance):