A friend e-mailed me a link to this helpful site which is promoting the open source package "GiMPLabels.
Check it out.
Thursday, October 22, 2009
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- Frank Turk
- cent is a veteran web hobbyist, and he is an avid advocate of GiMP for those who cannot (or, for political or religious reasons, will not) buy the Adobe Creative Suite. This blog is dedicated to showing you that you can do rudimentary graphic editing, and your blog doesn't have to look like, well, it's 1993. It's practically 2010, people. Attempt to join the 21st century.
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Things We Talk About (sorted alphabetically)
- .gifs (3)
- 101-GiMP Basics (8)
- 201-Fluent GiMP (13)
- advanced cut-and-paste (5)
- blend modes (1)
- blur (1)
- Book Review (1)
- brightness/contrast (2)
- context (5)
- custom labels (1)
- feather (2)
- File Types (2)
- filters (1)
- fonts (2)
- freehand drawing (1)
- geek speak (3)
- GiMP 2.4/2.5 (29)
- GiMP 2.6 (5)
- gradient tool (1)
- Guest Tutorials (1)
- indexed color (1)
- Intro to GiMP (5)
- invert color (1)
- lasso tool (1)
- layers (4)
- light and shadow (1)
- logos (2)
- magic wand (2)
- mask (1)
- mess with your head (4)
- new users (5)
- opacity (1)
- other tutorial sites (4)
- perspective tool (2)
- Q-and-A (8)
- Rookie (5)
- sample images (3)
- scissors select (1)
- smudge tool (1)
- start up (2)
- text paths (1)
- transparency (5)
- visible/invisible layers (1)
- welcome (4)
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