GIMP

The Gnu Image Manipulation Program (GIMP) is a free, open-source, software program that lets you edit existing images. GIMP also lets you create a new image by combining ('stacking') two or more existing images as layers.

Tilt-Shift photography is a lens technique used by photographers to create the effect that what is seen in the photograph is a miniature, or a diorama. This tutorial will teach you how to create the same effect using the Open Source program GIMP.

How to turn photographs into sketch-like illustrations using GIMP image editing software.

New to the upholstery business? This guide on gimp techniques may help you along the way.

How to find and use the equivalent of Adobe Photoshop's Liquify Tool in the free image-editing program GIMP.

You can make animated text in GIMP by creating a Compuserve Graphics Interchange Format (GIF) image using layers. Each layer you create in GIMP becomes a new frame in your GIF animation.

Do you want the results of Adobe Photoshop without the high cost of such elite software? The answer to your problem has never been easier: it's called GIMP.

Using 2 layers, recolor any image using the free program The Gimp (GNU Image Manipulation Program.)

Photoshop and GIMP brushes are available nearly everywhere on the internet for free. But where is the best place to go to find them? Some of my personal favorite brush sites are listed within this article.

This how-to will show you how to make professional looking animated images with GIMP image editing software.

Making stone people is a GIMP fun that will surely get your interest in using GIMP software.

This GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) tutorial explains the concept of layers, how to create and manage them, and how to use them to save time and create better pictures.

Even an artistically timid person can follow these instructions and learn how to draw simple pictures for an avatar using GIMP.

In this Gimp tutorial I am going to show you how to erase the background of a photo and replace it with another background.

In this Gimp Tutorial I will show you how to create lightning buttons.

This is a Gimp Tutorial. In this tutorial I will show you how to apply light effects to your photos.

What if, instead of spending hundreds of dollars for Adobe's flagship graphics editing program, you could just download something for free that would do the same thing? The GIMP attempts to be that program. Does it have all the features you need?