I might pick a different cloud pattern, however, to avoid that slight vertical line effect. I go to Filters->Map->Tile and choose 1024 as the new height and width.
Here it is again, this time with a dark blue and light blue combination:īut, you might ask - is it still tileable after applying all these gradients? It should be. Then I selected the “FG to BG” gradient, which is fourth from the top, and clicked on Colors -> Map -> Gradient Map again. I chose a dark red as my background color, and a light shade of the same color for the foreground. The foreground and background color picker is at the bottom of the tools dock. which brings me to the last kind of gradient - one of the most useful ones of all, the foreground-to-background gradient.įirst, change your foreground and background colors. Here it is with the “Three bars sin” gradient: You can make different versions of this by picking different gradients in the gradient dialog box.įor example, you can make a nice silky effect by picking the “Four bars” or “Three bars sin” gradients. (Click on the image for full-sized version.) Then go to Colors -> Map -> Gradient Map. This way, you won’t be losing your tool boxes all the time. If your screen doesn’t look like mine, but has separate docks hanging out all over the place, go to Windows -> Single-Window Mode. Now pick a gradient in the Gradient Dialog window, circled in red below.
Then go to Filters -> Blur -> Gaussian Blur - I set both X and Y to 10. Then go to Colors -> Brightness-Contrast  and set the “Contrast” slider to 25. Set X and Y both to “5” and click on “Tileable.” Then go to Filters -> Render -> Clouds -> Solid Noise. I just spent an hour Googling around for this because half the tutorials out there are for older versions of GIMP, so they no longer work!īut I needed some quick gold and silver textures - and this technique works for silks, as well.Ĭreate a new image, sized the way you want it.
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