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FrostBo β Underwater Tutorial GIMP
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Published: 2011-08-05 21:22:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 30892; Favourites: 830; Downloads: 962
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Here is a request for my background in GIMP,the result can be achieve many different way,test it, this tutorial i made it for the basic start to do this.If you want to see my brush i have many to do this kind of result in my folder related for brush gimp and PS, my backgound was made for stuff free to use for you, not supposed to make a tutorial,but with many request by note,i decide to make it for you,hope this will help you,and have a great day.And its true to download the tutorial give you more detail and writting more clear to read.
Here is the link for the Fractal i wrote on the tutorial -->[link]
And for the brush --> [link] or -->[link] also these one work well to for this tutorial --> [link]
Frost
And take a look on my Tutorial folder Gallery
--> Tutorial [link]
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Great result. The download link is broken though. At least it is for me.
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Looking for the fractal?! The folder is here I think OP is using #15 but there is also an aquatic set. I spent half an hour looking for this to help any future who might get stuck there too!
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Why the frick wouldn't you just put the fractal link in the description
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underwater fractal. Here's the folder link I think it's #15 but there is an underwater one tooΒ frostbo.deviantart.com/galleryβ¦
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I love these comments, When step one and two are legit, just making the bottom darker. Its not as confusing as it looks. 8) I love how the outcome looked like although! u v u
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Have a better way of explaining how to do this? I cant get passed step 1 and 2.
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link doesnt work for fractal and I cant understand in layer 12, add this one. Which one? Fractal was added as overlay normal etc?
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i need help with layer 3 i dont know what you mean
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Really cool! Maybe with grey colors I could make smoke....
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wow this looks interesting 
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go to download it there --> [link]
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Just starting out on graphics and gathering up some techniques I like and might try sometime.
This one looks awesome and I can't wait to try this out.
Thanks FrostBo
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You're very welcome,hope you will like it
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i dont understand how to do the first step i did what it said but its not turning out the same it just turns white
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hmm with the gradient tool and the proper color written in this tuto,this turn white?
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the gradient tool is the blur tool correct?
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No gradient tool is the gradient tool my friend.Look on my tutorial i put a icon of the tool to use on each of step process.
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but the tool i used that you called gradient on my it says blur
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oh weird,mine is gradient,blur is like a water drop icon.
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is there a certain gradient thing you use like FG to transparent, fg to bg, etc?
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Things like a color number?Its write on the tutorial.
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nevermind im just giving up on this its not turning out anything like the tutorial and i dont understand what im doing wrong
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But i'm really sorry,i can't be more clear as the tutorial itself,if you drag down to see comment on this tutorial you will see example from DA member made it,i really don't know why you can't do it,i really think each gimp version is same process for all.
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oh wait i looked at it and it doesnt say blur it says blend
i has tired and read it wrong
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finished (finally, have been working on it for 2 days now!)
[link]
is there anything I could do to improve it.
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The fractal add the light effect on the seabed ,and the black little bubble down are not so good if they are not hide by this fractal,but to resolve this i made a realistic underwater bubble brush in my gimp brushes folder.test them with your result
The whole work is perfect, now time to add the aquatic plant
Congratulation.
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I am trying this but on GIMP, I can't find "Foggify" (Layer7)
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I think the best is to send to you by note
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Thank you for your support
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This is a great and fun tutorial. I went through it with shades of green and managed to get something that looked like light coming through forest leaves. So, it's a versatile technique, too.
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Thank you so much for your comment, and i agree this is the basic how to make plenty of result with gradient pass on 2 layers
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Duuuude, this is exactly what I've been looking for. *le glomp* I've been trying to find a way to make neat water and this takes the cake.
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You're welcome
Thank for the comment
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wow! That is a very good tutorial (: thx
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Thank you so much,i appreciate
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