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stbenge escreveu:
> nemesis wrote:
>> :) Hope with *Gimp Paint Shop brushes you may be able to do some nice
>> fine pencil sketching like that.
>
> Yeah, I think I might try a geological diagram of eroded mountains soon.
> That kind of sketching is nice for such things.
>
> I was meaning to ask you, are the *GPS brushes an add-on for the Gimp?
> If so, can you use them with Gimp 2.6? Or are the GPS brushes a whole
> different version of the Gimp?
It's a package containing a fine collection of brushes, patterns,
palletes and a few other goodies for the Gimp:
http://code.google.com/p/gps-gimp-paint-studio/
it's got a nice manual too. The spanish guy who created it is a fine
artist too.
Basically, it's just a zip and you copy its brushes, palletes and other
directories to the user gimp directories. Done.
> I like Gimp 2.6 for a few reasons, but it doesn't smear colors
> correctly... It seems the developers might have broken the smear tool
> when switching to the new color-handling scheme.
hmm, didn't notice it... :s
> I got to briefly play with a drawing tablet back in '99 or '00. Its
> surface was too slick, and the report rate was *really* low. It was
> lagging big-time. I'm glad tablets aren't like that anymore :)
a-ha, so that was your bias against it... :)
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