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el-L-eN β 20 Colorful Scanlines for GIMP
Published: 2010-01-30 21:26:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 38231; Favourites: 267; Downloads: 13572
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Colorful 6x6 pix Scanline Patterns for GIMP.All patterns are transparent so a underlaying colored layer will be still visible.
The patterns come together in a zip folder, so unpack the files, then install them here: C\Programms\Gimp2.0\share\gimp\2.0\pattern
The files r .pat files
Have fun and show me what u made with them! n__n
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Such an amazing and useful collection!! Thank you for sharing!
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Used here thanksΒ myempresschris.deviantart.com/β¦
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THANK YOU SO WILL BE USING THEM IN THE NEAR FUTURE...
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I'm sure there are some similar to mine for PS on here
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You're welcome, thank you too for the link!
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You're welcome and have fun if you get to use them ^.^
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oh, never mind i figured it out! thanks for the patterns
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No problem at all
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AGH! help me! i can't figure out how to get them on!!! i downloaded it, and opened them up, but i'm stuck after that!!!
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i see you got it figured out
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Looks great! Love the colors
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Thanks! It looks gorgeous!
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this is pattern? or brushes? i hope patterns.. ><
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Jupp those are patterns ^.^ Wouldn't make much sense as brushes, won't they?
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First of all, this is amazing! You showed me a new trick on how to make great patterns. Second of all, can you please tell me how to get the glass affect that you have on the picture? o: It's really awesome and it makes the image pop!
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Sure ^.^ it's quite simple to do this glass effect, cause all i do is select the rectangle, fill it with white, then lower the opacity of the layer until it looks good (sometimes layer effects work too, depending on the color though). After this i take the elliptical selection tool and make a selection of the part i want to delete ^.^ And that's really all i do
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Thanks, I wanted to know that too.
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