Bouncing Ball

GIMP tutorial ball bounce effect

For this tutorial, we will draw a bouncing ball animation using two files, one working file and one GIF file where we will place all the animation frames. First, open a working file wherein we will be applying the changes required for a bouncing ball animation. The ball drawing will be on a separate layer on top of the background layer for easier image manipulation. Read more...

Tutorial : Golf Ball

GIMP tutorial golf ball rendering


Golf balls are known for their distinct characteristic of having crater-like dents along the surface. You can achieve this effect using a graphic software such as GIMP given its Sphere Designer feature. This is an easy way to make golf ball images in just a few clicks without having to draw anything at all...Read more

Tutorial : Colored Pencils

GIMP tutorial color pencil clip art

Colored pencils are great visuals for depicting kid's art. This image was created using Rounded Edge gradient for the pencil shaft, the Perspective tool as well as a wood pattern for the sharpened tip... Read more

Tutorial : Billiard Ball

gimp works tutorial billiard ball illustration

The best way for creating sphere shapes is by using GIMP's Sphere Designer filter which can be found under FILTERS->RENDER->SPHERE DESIGNER at the menu bar. Make sure you're using a square canvas, having equal height and width measurements, if you want a perfect sphere shape. Read more...

Holly

GIMP tutorial clip art holly

A holly has distinctly-shaped green leaves with red berries, a color combination fit for the Christmas season. The prickly leaves is said to symbolize the crown of thorns worn by Jesus while the red berries symbolize Christ's blood. This is a popular image used during Christmas whether for decorations, wrappers, cards and other related ornaments. Read more...

Folder

gimpworks GIMP tutorial folder clip art

A folder image is one of the most recognizable icons known to modern-day computer users. That's how it has been ever since folders were introduced by Windows as a representation for file directories equivalent to how paper documents are manually filed. It was a very smart move indeed making their graphic interface very relatable even to techno-phobes. Read more...