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Skullb3at ā removing tack with GiMP
Published: 2010-07-09 03:14:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 6570; Favourites: 129; Downloads: 104
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WARNING: GIANT FILE !
cloning tutorial for gimp.
time; about 2 hours. o__O
made with Photoshop Elements 7.0
tutorial made for gimp.
horse stock by ~GloomWriter
do not steal.
ask if you want to post on other websites, please.
;]
if used, please link back.
this is just how I do this, not how everyone does it.
and that last image was just for lols. haha.
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Awesome tutorial; I was looking for something like this. It took me a while to figure out what you meant about the clone tool, though, but I eventually got it
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Ah yeah. The clone tool is the name of the tool 
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What part do you get stumped with?
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I couldnt get the cloaning
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okay, I used it here: [link]
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Awesome tutorial!! I have been wanting to know how to do this since I ever downloaded GIMP 2.6!! I will show you the completed Image when uploaded! Thanks so much!!
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(: welcome.! & good luck
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Ok here is the completed image with credit on it as well as in the description: [link] It will be put up on horseland [link]
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so you know that layer tab mine wont come up anymore do you know how to get it back and thanks it makes a lot of sense Thanks for makin this tutorial
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Is it just the tab in the toolbox, or is it the entire tool window?
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the entire window that shows the layers i cant get it to come up
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Click Windows > Toolbox
or something like that. I haven't used gimp since I made my last tutorial in 2010 so I don't remember what it is exactly.
If you can't find it, I'll open it up and look for the exact buttons, alright?
:3
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ok sounds good thanks
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the erase tool doesnt work it deletes the whole background but yours goes white so you have used the paint tool
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Mine isn't the paint tool, it just turned out stranger than I originally expected. You don't use the paint tool, but to avoid getting a white background, you should make sure it isn't a Background layer, & Two, make sure there's another layer under it.
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A useful additional tip would be to, at the end, using the smudge tool, take a one size larger brush and set its threshold fairly low. (Around 15 or 25. This will limit how "far" you can smudge the colors.) Then very slightly smudge what you've done. Not a lot, or it will also look weird, but enough to move the colors around following the way that the horse's fur moves. (It would probably only work on more solid colors, like white.) I just thought I'd add this, because I can see round brush marks, and swirly areas where you did the clone tool. Otherwise, great tutorial! It's not common to see GIMP tutorials, in my experience.
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Yeah. I noticed the lack of good gimp tutorials when I was aspiring to become a better "Gimper-er" so I made some of my own.
And thanks for the tip. I will considering adding stuff like that whenever I can get around to it 3:
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i found this helpful! and i also used this for puting a horses feet in the water!
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Really? How would you use this for that?
Usually when I put a horse's feet in the water, I simply erase some of the hooves, and then paint over the hooves to make the splashes.
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I used this here its my first thanks for the tut!!! [link]
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<3 you're welcome~~
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THANK YOU!xD *bows down* I needed a tut of this!
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you're welcomee <3
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...I just try to get pictures without tack xD.
No matter how simple you make it sound, it'll turn out horrible for me. Because it just will.
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xD aww~
I think it's pretty simple there~
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GIMP hates me, though! It just works for, like, really easy stuff.
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...You don't believe me, do you?
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