Create a Star Wars text effect in Gimp

Learn to create a Star Wars text effect in Gimp! Check it out over at Gimp-Tuts.com!

10 Insanely Awesome Free Stock Photo Websites

We all love stock photos, especially when they are free. Here are a few of our favorite places for free stock photos! All of these websites are pretty high quality, and the majority of them are free from copyright restrictions. Check out the list over at Gimp-Tuts.com!

Create a Retro-Style Logo in Inkscape and the Gimp!

Today, we are going to learn how to create a quick and easy, retro-style logo using Inkscape and the Gimp! Head on over to Gimp-Tuts.com to check out the tutorial!

Create a Double Exposure Effect in the Gimp!

New tutorial! Learn how to create a double exposure effect in the Gimp! Head on over to Gimp-Tuts.com to check it out!

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Create a Sci-Fi Landscape in the Gimp

Today, we are going to create a sci-fi landscape with the Gimp! This is what we will be making.

This tutorial was written exclusively for Gimp-Tuts.com and can be viewed there. Head on over to Gimp-Tuts.com to check out the tutorial!

New Website!! Gimp-Tuts.com!

Hey guys! After being absent for nearly six year, I'm pleased to announced my brand new website! Gimp-Tuts.com! Head on over there to view all of the old tutorials from this blog and new ones! In fact, I just publish a brand new tutorial today on how to make an awesome Godzilla movie poster in Gimp. Go check it out!

Splattered Vector and Photography Mash-Up in Gimp

 I've always liked mixing cartoons and vectors with photography. It is a great way to make a fun and colorful style of art. Many projects use this form from gig posters and CD artwork to high-end advertising imagery.

Today, we will create a splattered vector and photography mash up based on a Photoshop tutorial by James Davies at PSDTuts. We will be using mainly the path tool, along with the dodge and burn tools. Let's get started!

This tutorial was written exclusively for the Gimp-Tutorials.net website and can be viewed there.


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