It's day 5 of Horrordailies. Spooky and interesting GIMP tutorials are getting thin on the ground, but I found this one and followed some of it. I added bats instead of a child on a swing because bats are just better.
I need to look up how the dynamics on a brush work — sometimes I would like it to change the size but not the angle, and it's not obvious to me how one would do that. I suspect there is a way, though.
(I looked and indeed there is a dockable dialogue that lets you edit what things are affected.)
Thing I learned: Creating a cliff edge adds tension to the image. That might be useful in book covers.
Anyhow, this art speedrun used these components:
Sky image: https://www.deviantart.com/andahliasaur/art/Sky-41-194225713
Tree image: https://clipart-library.com/clipart/yikrL966T.htm
Bats brush: https://www.deviantart.com/kencho/art/Bats-brushes-27854473
Foster Kitten Updates
Other Stuff
191 pages (of 381) in this manuscript I'm critiquing. Sarah J Maas has a lot to answer for.
2 comments:
Churu is the best according to any cat we've ever had! I agree with you on the cliff. The sky is great. Looking at the picture before reading the text, I assumed giant, predator butterflies. So that is somehow even spookier than you intended. The stark tree has great atmosphere.
Agreed, predator butterflies are *way* scarier than bats. I've had a few foster kittens who didn't like Churu (and one who reacted violently to the smell the first time it was offered, the little weirdo), but it really does its magic on the rest.
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