GIMP tutorials list
Here you will find all written tutorials those have been published on the forum. Take note that due to the fact that within the 2 last years, there were two major updates for GIMP, some tutorials have been written for a GIMP version that might be older than your current version. That's why I indicate the used GIMP version for each tutorial.
[GIMP] Rounded corners on thin borders - Tip
Published on the forum by Ishimaru Chiaki
If just like me, you had trouble making rounded 1 pixel borders that remain as thin and crisp on rounded parts than on straight parts, for your buttons, here's a tutorial that will show you how to make a perfect rounded border for your buttons, with guides and selections. To follow this tutorial, it is recommended to have bases in layers, guides and selections manipulation.
- Type : Design
- GIMP version : 2.2.x
- Level : Intermediate
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[GIMP 2.6] Making a gradient outline
Published on the forum by Ishimaru Chiaki
You want to make a one-pixel gradient border on top of your banner you're making for your website or board ? This tutorial shows you how to make one, using the Blend tool and the selection bordering option.
- Type : Design
- GIMP version : 2.6.x
- Level : Novice
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Making a border using a pre-existing part
Published on the forum by Blood
If you want a nice fantasy-like border around your fantasy avatar or banner, from an existing border piece, this tutorials explains, step by step, how to make it. It is strongly recommended to have solid bases in layer and selection manipulation to follow this tutorial.
- Type : Photomontage
- GIMP version : 2.2.x
- Level : Intermediate
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[GIMP] A background without cutlines
Published on the forum by Ishimaru Chiaki
One of the main problems with textured backgrounds is that there is a visible and awful cutline when the background repeats itself. This tutorial shows you how to make a brush-based background using a very handy feature in GIMP.
- Type : Backgrounds
- GIMP version : 2.2.x
- Level : Novice
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