Of course, please experiment.įor example, lets choose the “Grunge 15” brush. I would suggest setting the spacing to about 80-120 or so. Get these for real fun with gradient brushes.īasically, just select one of those brushes, and se the spacing to something reasonable (most default to 10 or so). A very nice set can be found in the June 1999 edition of, in the brushes section. So called “grunge brushes” work quite well for this use.
To really spice thigns up a bit, you need some more interesting brushes. Just filling in an image with a gradient brush is a good start for interesting textures, and you can make some nice ones that way.īut that gets a little boring after a while. You can also press the Gradient button to change the current gradient. Just check the option “Use Color from Gradient” and start painting. Gradient brushes can be accessed from the standard paintbrush dialog. Essentially, this is just the regular paint tool, but instead of painting with a constant color, it gets its color from a gradient and rotates through the gradient as you paint.
The GIMP 1.2 series have a nice new feature I refer to as gradient brushes. Text and images Copyright (C) 2002 Adrian Likins and may not be used without permission of the author.
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