I scanned in a sketch that is displayed as a black and white sketch. I
now want to replace the black with blue color. Then, I will have a blue
and white sketch. Does that make sense? Is there a command, or feature
on Gimp that lets me do that?
Thanks,
Tom
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Tom Poe wrote:
> I scanned in a sketch that is displayed as a black and white sketch.
> I now want to replace the black with blue color. Then, I will have a
> blue and white sketch. Does that make sense? Is there a command, or
> feature on Gimp that lets me do that?
That is a fairly common oper
Hey guys,
I was wondering, is there a way to "style" text like you can in photoshop ie add gradients, patterns, outlines, etc?
probably a retarded question but asking anyways :P
thanks!
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On Sat, 2006-01-14 at 20:59 -0800, Alan Wolfe wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> I was wondering, is there a way to "style" text like you can in
> photoshop ie add gradients, patterns, outlines, etc?
Oodles of ways, actually. Start by selecting the text. If it's on its
own layer, try alpha to selection.