[Gimp-user] liquid rescale to fill transparent areas
- From: fa-flyingalone <forums gimpusers com>
- To: gimp-user-list gnome org
- Subject: [Gimp-user] liquid rescale to fill transparent areas
- Date: Fri, 27 Sep 2019 07:17:08 +0200
This an be tricky depending on the extent of the area that needs to be
filled.
I've often found other problems - particularly if there's a large
gradient
of varying brightness across a sky
In the past I've had luck with cloning large sections of the sky or
just
copy/pasting a big region to where I need it and blending it by hand
Resynthesizer and G'MIC inpainting often work best when there's
texture
that needs to be synthesized to match it's surroundings, but might not
do
as good a job if it's a big area of gradient sky.
Hello Gary
Talking to a photographer that works and lives nearby , we often talk about best
ways to get the best out of images , his suggestion (unless you have already
tried this) copy/paste a much larger than you need selection , make it a new
layer under main image , move that bottom layer left/right/up/down until it
sort of looks umm ok then with the erase tool set at a large size with opacity
turned down down , I think he means to have it blend in (as much as you can)
definitely I was told without using the smudge tool , also mentioned that
using a non standard brush eg smoke/cloud/splatter type brushes set to large
size could also help .
My suggestion is keep experimenting and enjoy and that's what art is all
about... you never know when the next - "Happy Accidents In Art" will happen
Hope it Helps & Good Luck
--
fa-flyingalone (via www.gimpusers.com/forums)
[
Date Prev][
Date Next] [
Thread Prev][
Thread Next]
[
Thread Index]
[
Date Index]
[
Author Index]