2½ hours and I have a working gimp-3.0 that isn't a flatpak, isn't a snap and isn't an appimage.
It should be easier than this.
https://www.fromoldbooks.org/Smith-GothicArchitecture/pages/151-batalha-door-to-the-undead-temple/
This 1896 engraving shows the entrance to Batalha Monastery The portrayal of light and shadow, foreground and depth, is very strong here.
There are clear Moorish influences, i’d say, being no expert in such things.
The paper used in Smithś Gothic Architecture book is smooth, calendared, and makes for easy scanning and cleaning up with #GIMP
#vintageArt #gothic #gothicArchitaecture #ornate #doorway #fobo #engraving #Gimp_3 #GIMP3 @GIMP
It's clearly break time. I'm having issues with @GIMP and JPG export.
The picture on the left is how it looks in #GIMP - the one on the right is how I'm seeing it in Firefox.
Before someone yells "colour profile", it's sRGB and I've tried it with including the profile and without. I'm only compressing 95% at the moment.
Also "image previewer" on Linux shows it washed out, but "Pix" doesn't. So it's *probably* not GIMP, but it's hard to tell.
https://www.fromoldbooks.org/CirclingTheYear-1870/pages/161-hymn-to-the-seasons/
This stylized wreath of ivy includes allusions to all four seasons, as well as “Hymn to the Seasons”. It almost fills a page. The following pages have the hymn .
The lettering is black with tiny white dots, a technique known as criblé.
Scanned at high resolution and cleaned with #GIMP
Current goal: ditch #Adobe entirely now that I'm on #linux full time. #DigiKam is the #Lightroom killer. This is what I've been looking for. #RawTherapee for RAW processing. #GIMP for photo editing. Still a lot to learn, but feeling confident!
@amoroso
Thank you for this tip,
I use #screenShot all the time to help folks switch off of the old legacy OS and often need to highlite the salient parts of a screen shot.
Its has always been a huge overkill to bring up #inkscape or #gimp just to draw a red circle around something.
#flameshot is the right tool for the job.
Long live #FLOSS and #FOSS and our ability to use free softwarer.
Mithilfe von Gimp, KI und eigenen Ideen habe ich die 3 Tux-Nanas "Sophie", "Charlotte" und "Caroline" als Maskottchen für die @lughannover gemacht.
A very fine rant about software names with plenty of folk chipping in their opinions.
https://retro.social/@ifixcoinops/114982598034239717
Rose in flat light
https://www.blipfoto.com/entry/3400572413426010092
#blip of an unfolding peach coloured #rose in flat overcast light against a rough granite wall in #brittany.
https://www.fromoldbooks.org/Subert-Cechy-Vol2/pages/186-helmsman/
I didn’t make an extract from the 1884 book about the River Vltava in #Bohemia here (it’s in Czech) but i loves this image of a well-dressed man concentrate on piloting a ferry-boat on the Vltava River.
@bosquebill That holds for #GIMP too: typing a / brings up a search field where you can search for tools and filters.
In the colophon, you'll mainly find: @penpot, @nextcloud, @inkscape, @GIMP, and a small command-line script to automate prepress work. That’s basically it — and it was enough to do what we wanted.
Of course, when you use interface design software to make a book, you don’t get access to all the typographic layout options you might hope for. That also causes other issues we’d like to avoid, especially when exporting to PDF (see https://github.com/penpot/penpot/issues/1899).
5/5 (en)