This is a modified photo from 1913 of a woman named Geraldine Ferrar, of whom I have no knowledge other than the photo. […]
Image Editing
Happy new year everyone! I decided to start the new series with something I’m very familiar with in the GIMP: Compositing images. I […]
1 of 365 is OMGWTF Run! #Gimp

A portrait of Yoda the dog
A portrait of Yoda the dog

High contrast multi-scan self portrait in red, white and black cc-by lemasney
High contrast multi-scan self portrait in red, white and black ...

Image by lemasney via Flickr A Special Reminder from The Computer Learning Center at Ewing CLC Tips & Tricks Program April 6 “My 10 Favorite […]
Ewing SeniorNet presents ““My 10 Favorite Free Graphics Applications””

If you've ever been to one of my workshops on open source graphics apps, you likely saw me use this technique there as a way to demonstrate the power of the GNU Image Manipulation Program (GIMP). In the GIMP, this is a technique that involves layer masks, blurring, brushwork, image scaling, and guidelines as a way of believably merging one recognizable face onto another becognizable head.