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icontutorial2011-12-23 03:18 pm
rehvenge) wrote in icontutorial2011-12-23 03:18 pm
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This a tutorial that was requested at GIMP_Tutorial over @ LJ. It's a VERY simple coloring technique that works in multiple programs.
It's a minimum of two layers: the base and the color. (On mine, I included a white brush layer which I screened at 20%)
You start with a regular image. (In my example, it's this image.) Crop and resize, creating the base. Desaturate the image (Colors > Desaturate). Create a new layer (Layer > New) and set to mulitply at 100%. Fill new layer with an orangish color. I used #ff9b41.
Reselect your base. Go to Colors > Curves. Adjust shadows and brightness until you are satisfied.
That's it.
It's a minimum of two layers: the base and the color. (On mine, I included a white brush layer which I screened at 20%)
You start with a regular image. (In my example, it's this image.) Crop and resize, creating the base. Desaturate the image (Colors > Desaturate). Create a new layer (Layer > New) and set to mulitply at 100%. Fill new layer with an orangish color. I used #ff9b41.
Reselect your base. Go to Colors > Curves. Adjust shadows and brightness until you are satisfied.
That's it.