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Create a Surreal Piece of Art ajit – Thu, 02/05/2009 - 19:15 Effects

unfortunately GIMP dose not have aligning capabilities that would make the process easier, try creating guides and having them snap to it.

here's the results :D

How do u add the glow to ur path?

I too had that problem, then I realized what I was doing. You are going to Image>Transform>Flip Hor.

background-image: url(../../My%20Pictures/gimp/gradient10.jpg);

The whole site is full of very useful tips and tricks.

I always feel that fixed-width columns are a bit unfair on those who have large screens and/or high resolution resolutions: I hate it when the whole site is squished over to the left hand side to account for the fact that the website designer has sought to cater to people who have 17" @ 1024x768 or lower. On a good-sized screen there is half an acre of empty pace ot to the right.

** Note: I won't be working with layers in this tut, because I developed this style before I knew how to do that. However, feel free to get creative with this tut, as I'm sure it can be greatly improved.

2. Using the "Bucket Fill" tool, create a black background

it looks all right now, but it needs a style sheet! A style sheet is basically a document that defines how a page will look. Below is if you want to create it using code. A lot of website development softwares allow you to add this content without right codes by hand if you format the page. You just have to find page properties, background, text and such. If your program does not have this follow the example I've provided below.

I even followed the flash by the Korean folk. I saw it worked for him. But mine always shows the entire flipped text.

may i know, what is name software ?

I've tried like 3 tut's, and the outcome wasn't the same, if i had an outcome.

Install new fonts on your computer:

GIMP brush message

These next few parts may be a bit difficult. We don't have a warp feature like Photoshop's so we are going to have to make the best of what we have. Hide the "belt_right" layer. Select the "belt_left" layer and go to Filters > Distorts > Iwarp. Warp it like shown in the screenshot below. When done, rotate and resize the image and place it like below.

With the emblem layer selected, go to Script-Fu > Layer Effects > Drop Shadow. Use black for the color, 75% opacity, Linear Contour, 0 noise, normal blending, 10 for spread, 10 for size, 145 for offset angle, 5 for offset distance, and layer knocks out drop shadow. Hit ok.

One issue, thats bugging me and I cannot do this step (Some one else above also mentioned they couldn't)

Clouds: Create bright, natural clouds.