Beside selections tool, gimp toolbox section have feature that very useful for user. In this post, we will talk about color picker, measure, and moving. Before we get into the topic, please check out this 2 article about selection in gimp that I published before:

1. Rectangle, ellipse, free, and fuzzy selection.
2. Color, scissor, foreground, and path selection.

Gimp is a image editor. It will be easier for you to work if you can expert the selection tool. My advise is practice, practice, and practice.

Color Picker

Color Picker is honestly one of my favorite tool. I don’t like to use a lot of color in one project design, so color picker is quiet helpful. Continue reading [Gimp] Toolbox: Color Picker, Measure, and Moving. →

After we learn about rectangle, ellipse, free, and fuzzy selection on part 1, now we will discuss the rest of gimp selection tool, which is color, scissor, foreground, and path. This selections is still easy to follow. If you want more details explanation, please subscribe to my youtube channel, because I also will release the video version of this article.

1. Color Select.

Continue reading [Gimp] Selection Pt.2: Color, Scissor, Foreground, and Path. →

There are at least 8 method ( that I remember ) you can use to select object on gimp. In this first post about selection, I’m gonna show you how to do rectangle, ellipse, freehand, and fuzzy selection. This four selection tool in gimp is the easiest, so we will start from there.

1. Rectangle Selection.

Open one of the image file on you library, and click on rect select icon. Drag your mouse on image, it will created a rectangle selection. On its Tool Options, there mode you can choose: replace, add, substract, and intersect. You can try each of them.

Continue reading [Gimp] Selection Pt. 1: Rectangle, Ellipse, Freehand, and Fuzzy. →