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This GIMP (GNU) tutorial demonstrates how to create a striking comic book background.
You can quickly Undo a step at any time by pressing Ctrl then Z. Alternatively, click a previous Undo History snapshot - Windows then Dockable Dialogues then click Undo History. In addition, to Zoom in (or Zoom out) of your image; from the top menu, choose View then select a Zoom Tool from the subsequent drop-down list.
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Ensure the Layers and the Undo History Palettes are visible, and then drag them into position over your workspace - (Windows then Dockable Dialogues - then click Layers and Undo History).
Launch GIMP & Organise Its Workspace & Palettes
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Create a New Image, and set the following Width and Height and Fill with attributes. Alternatively, select Width and Height dimensions of your choice.
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If you are not printing your work, set a Resolution of 72.000 Pixels. If you are printing your work, a resolution of 300.000 Pixels will be better.
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Now, right-click over the Background Layer - and from the subsequent drop-down list click Add Alpha Channel.
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Then from the top menu, choose Filters then choose Alpha To Logo and then choose Comic Book. And from the subsequent Script-Fu Comic Book dialogue box, enter settings of your choice, and then click OK.
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To finish, from the top menu, choose Image and then choose Flatten Image.
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Congratulations, your Comic Book Texture is complete, and is ready to Optimise and Save.
Wendi E. M. Scarth. Top of Page.
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