To do this in Gimp, I selected a picture with a white background. I then went to colorize in the Color Tab and changed my saturation to 100 and had the my Lightness was at 16%. Then Going to the same tab i choice Threshold, turning the pic to black and white, and changing the default to what I liked. After this add a Quick mask, giving a red shade over the picture. Taking the paint brush choosing white and whited out the face. Remove the Quick Mask, this gives u the "marching ants". then Added a New Layer leave it as the default settings and in transpartent, then change the mode of the new layer to Multiply. Then Choose your Paint Bucket choose the color you want for the background then say ok then hit Crtl+ i this allows u to paint outside the the "Marching ants"; once your done hit Crtl+ a. And Your DONE!
About Me

- Kelli
- I'm a Jr. in High school her in Montana. I'll graduate in 2010. I live on a ranch, we just recently sold all of our beef cattle. so we now have about 20 head of roping cattle. we also have 3 dogs. I love to listen to country music, great movies (anything except Horrors), and hanging out with friends, family, and my boyfriend.
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Pop Art Affect
Posted by Kelli at 9:34 AM
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