A series of short tutorials on how to achieve many different effects and results editing photos within GIMP. Every tutorial takes you from start to finish for a goal and focuses on the application of techniques and tools. It is assumed that you know your way around the basics of GIMP so we won't waste time explaining what every tool does.
Quick guide on how to draw straight lines inside of GIMP. Shows how to use Brush Tool, Pencil Tool, Guides, and Pen Tool for perfectly straight lines
1. Remove Background
2. How to Create Guides
3. How to Target Zones with Color Changes
4. Make a Selection from a Path
5. How to Remove Acne
6. How to Crop an Image
7. How to Brighten Up Colors in an Image
8. How to Add Shapes and Symbols (Arrows, etc)
9. Drop Shadow
10. How to Use Perspective to Put a label on an object / screen
Music:
Jerry Five by Kevin Macleod
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