written gimp pop art instructions
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These are the written instructions for the GIMP Pop Art Tutorial. The Video Tutorial can be found at http://youtu.be/TKRvGzI5HkETRANSCRIPT
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Written GIMP Pop Art Instructions
Visual Art 20
Mrs. Biem
Written Gimp Pop Art Instructions
Step 1: Open GIMP
Step 2: Click FILE-> Import as Layer-> Choose your picture
Step 3: Duplicate the Photo Layer twice (you will have three pictures)
Step 4: Highlight the top layer
Right click on the Photo
Choose Color->Invert
Step 5: Right Click on the Photo
Choose Filter-> Distorts->Gaussian Blur (set this to 7)
Step 5: Change the layer mode from Normal to Dodge
Step 6: Merge the top two layers
Step 7: Right click on the Picture
Select Colors-> Thresh hold
Set the Thresh Hold to around 242
Step 8: Create a new layer (label it skin)
Step 9: Set the Skin layer mode from Normal to Multiply
Step 8: Choose the brush tool and choose a skin tone and color all of the skin.
Step 9: Right click on the skin layer
Step 10: Choose Filter->Distorts->Newspaper
Step 11: Merge the top two layers
Step 12: Create a new layer (label this layer hair)
Step 13: Change the mode for Hair layer to Multiply
Step 14: Using the brush tool color the hair, clothing, eyes, lips. You do not have to color the background as we will be deleting it.
Step 15: Merge layers 1 and 2
Step 16: Move the untouched photo layer to the top.
Step 17: Change the mode from the top layer from Normal to Overlay
Step 18: Merge Layers 1 and 2
Step 19: Using the selection tool trace around the person in the photo (make sure your selection closes).
Step 20: Choose Select-> Invert
Step 21: Hit the delete button. Your background should now be gone, if the person in gone instead then you forgot to invert the selection from step 17. If the person is deleted then just hit control z and then follow from step 17.
Step 22: Create a new layer (label it Background)
Step 20: Move the Background layer to the bottom of the layers
Step 23: Select the background layer and use the bucket select tool to fill the background with a vibrant color.
Step 24: Optional: use the selection tool to create multiple Triangle designs radiating out from the center and fill them with a different vibrant color using the color fill tool.
Step 25: Create a new layer (label it Bubble)
Step 26: Choose the ellipse tool and drag a circle into some empty space on the bubble layer (this will be the speech bubble)
Step 27: Choose the selection tool
Step 28: From the Tool Options click the button for Add to the Current Selection.
Step 29: Draw a triangle at the bottom of the ellipse to create a cartoon speech bubble.
Step 30: Use the bucket fill tool and fill the bubble with white
Step 31: Choose Select->To Path
Step 32: Select-> None
Step 33: Edit->Stroke Path
Step 34: Set the Stroke Path to 5 and make sure that the color BLACK has been chosen (it will be on white from the bubble fill). Finish by clicking Stroke
Step 35: Click on the Text button and add text over the bubble (this will be your onomonopia that you chose in the beginning).
Step 36: Add a new layer (label it Outline)
Step 37: Put the layer at the top of all the other layers
Step 38: Using the pencil tool, draw a black outline around your picture and some strokes in the hair as needed. This black line will make your picture pop. Only use it where needed, usually around the photo and to a few outlines in the middle.
Step 39: If you are happy with your result you should go ahead
and merge all layers.
Step 33: Save your file as a .xcf file
Step 34: Export your file as a .jpg
Step 35: Send me both the .xcf file as well as the .jpg file and a self-evaluation of your work.