GIMP Chat :: Comic Image Tutorial using G'mic Engrave Filter (PDF)

Cartoonize is usually good enough for me, but certainly not as good as yours.

Lovely creative work from everyone :paint

Three excellent variations Nidhogg!

I also especially like Issabella's architectural outcomes plus the girl in post #98 and dinasset's #87 Complex.

I'm remembering why I don't use G'mic much, it's very slow here but then this computer is quite old. This makes it hard to assess what changing a setting does.

http://gimpchat.com/files/6068_2020_01_10_lev.png
It is time Level-0 is renamed Level 100!
Please let us now the steps and the parameters you have selected. I am simply dumb-struck bythe effect you ahve created.
_Eureka

Does it matter what G'MIC version is used for this tutorial? I ask because the version I have is the most recent one which is 2.83. I also ask because maybe not all the steps listed in the tutorial are needed when using the updated version. Just a thought.

mackenzieh wrote:

No it doesn't as long as it's new enough. I used 2.74 so 2.83 will make no difference.
All the steps are not needed, but that's how I liked to do it in the beginning. If I just used the Engrave filter it wouldn't be worth a tut.
Though I have now multiple tweaked engrave settings, and slightly varying ways to get different looking outcomes, especially for the coloring.
If you find something that works, just post your outcomes. Always good to have new ideas.

Author:	Nidhogg [ Fri Jan 17, 2020 10:16 am ]
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Beautiful outcomes people! I'm almost having withdrawal symptons having not been able to play for couple of days. Original. I like to use this pexels image for testing so I used it for all variations but will use different images next time. Variation 1. Variation 2. Variation 3.

Author:	racer-x [ Fri Jan 17, 2020 4:09 pm ]
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Catoonize is usually good enough for me, but certainly not as good as yours. Attachment: cartoonize.jpg [ 317.43 KiB \| Viewed 2917 times ]

Author:	Nidhogg [ Fri Jan 17, 2020 5:31 pm ]
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racer-x wrote: Cartoonize is usually good enough for me, but certainly not as good as yours. Thank you. Test the tutorial on your car? I saw it in some post but couldn't remember where it was.

Author:	teapot [ Fri Jan 17, 2020 11:40 pm ]
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Lovely creative work from everyone Three excellent variations Nidhogg! I also especially like Issabella's architectural outcomes plus the girl in post #98 and dinasset's #87 Complex. I'm remembering why I don't use G'mic much, it's very slow here but then this computer is quite old. This makes it hard to assess what changing a setting does. I'm wondering if the standalone G'mic would run faster than invoking it from gimp. Meanwhile I'm cropping the image to a small sample to play with the settings before running with them on the whole image.

Author:	Nidhogg [ Sat Jan 18, 2020 3:54 am ]
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teapot wrote: Lovely creative work from everyone Three excellent variations Nidhogg! I also especially like Issabella's architectural outcomes plus the girl in post #98 and dinasset's #87 Complex. I'm remembering why I don't use G'mic much, it's very slow here but then this computer is quite old. This makes it hard to assess what changing a setting does. Yeah, same problem with my desktop. Have to wait for G'mic to start, and some filters take time. One for the morning.

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Author:	Eureka [ Mon Jan 20, 2020 1:10 pm ]
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[quote="level_0"]:wvy [img]http://gimpchat.com/files/6068_2020_01_10_lev.png[/img][/quote] It is time Level-0 is renamed Level 100! Please let us now the steps and the parameters you have selected. I am simply dumb-struck bythe effect you ahve created. _Eureka

Author:	dinasset [ Mon Jan 20, 2020 1:44 pm ]
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Just a fantasy. Attachment: Just-a-Fantasy.jpg [ 260.44 KiB \| Viewed 2846 times ]

Author:	Nidhogg [ Mon Jan 20, 2020 2:56 pm ]
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Eureka wrote: http://gimpchat.com/files/6068_2020_01_10_lev.png It is time Level-0 is renamed Level 100! Please let us now the steps and the parameters you have selected. I am simply dumb-struck bythe effect you ahve created. _Eureka That is lovely edit indeed. But it's not only because of the engrave parameters used, the pattern and the colors create that coolness. I might be wrong but I think that "op art circles" G'mic effect was used after the engrave on the original image or on a copy of the layer that had been edited with simple local contrast. @dinasset nice fantasy. I like that you experiment so much with different ideas. Here is my today's play. This has op art fx shapes applied on a copy of the local contrast layer, and the engrave layer is set to HSV value. The whole workflow differs bit from the original tut, because it's so fun to test! This one is a mix of new fantasy/pin up paint style workflow tut I'm working on, the results are sometimes random because of the graphics boost filter. I just added the Engrave lines on top in multiply mode.

Author:	dinasset [ Mon Jan 20, 2020 3:05 pm ]
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Nidhogg, I like very much the last one ! Glad if you will end up with a specific tut for that.

Author:	Issabella [ Tue Jan 21, 2020 5:28 am ]
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Dinasset, you posted an innovative outcome. Very interesting. Nidhogg, Beautiful your last outcomes. I like them a lot.

Author:	Ronounours [ Tue Jan 21, 2020 6:49 am ]
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That's pretty cool ! I've shared the link on the Twitter account of G'MIC : https://twitter.com/gmic_ip/status/1219587594973057025

Author:	Nidhogg [ Tue Jan 21, 2020 10:18 am ]
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I don't tweet, so I thank you with a pic Ronounours.

Author:	Nidhogg [ Tue Jan 21, 2020 11:25 am ]
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Testing a quick method, this was done with 3 steps. The engrave settings must be spot on for it to look nice, the downside is that the colors will be always quite unsurprising because they become visible by using HSV Value mode.

Author:	teapot [ Wed Jan 22, 2020 1:20 am ]
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Love your work Nidhogg! They are all super but the first in post #108 is my top favourite of your recent ones. Would love to be able to make that. Meanwhile I'm still on the basics so had a go at a couple of photos that ilzaf had used in his Photo To Comic thread. Not sure I'm improving but am getting more familiar with gmic. Kid does not exist: Scary eyelashes:

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Author:	Nidhogg [ Wed Jan 22, 2020 9:53 am ]
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Thanks teapot, looking nice! I like how the bg turned out in your kid image. Nothing stops you from getting the similar look I had with the fashion face in post #108. I used op art balls or circles on a copy layer of the original or the local contrast layer and just played with the blending modes.

Author:	Issabella [ Wed Jan 22, 2020 11:10 am ]
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I like a lot what you both are getting. teapot, you have the nail in this process, I think. Nidhogg, you have spectacular results in this comic style.

Author:	level_0 [ Thu Jan 23, 2020 4:16 am ]
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Nidhogg,I like this kid but I haven't managed to make her as funny as yours!

Author:	mackenzieh [ Sun Jan 26, 2020 2:38 pm ]
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Does it matter what G'MIC version is used for this tutorial? I ask because the version I have is the most recent one which is 2.83. I also ask because maybe not all the steps listed in the tutorial are needed when using the updated version. Just a thought.

Author:	Nidhogg [ Mon Jan 27, 2020 7:04 am ]
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mackenzieh wrote: Does it matter what G'MIC version is used for this tutorial? I ask because the version I have is the most recent one which is 2.83. I also ask because maybe not all the steps listed in the tutorial are needed when using the updated version. Just a thought. No it doesn't as long as it's new enough. I used 2.74 so 2.83 will make no difference. All the steps are not needed, but that's how I liked to do it in the beginning. If I just used the Engrave filter it wouldn't be worth a tut. Though I have now multiple tweaked engrave settings, and slightly varying ways to get different looking outcomes, especially for the coloring. If you find something that works, just post your outcomes. Always good to have new ideas.

Author:	mackenzieh [ Mon Jan 27, 2020 12:59 pm ]
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Nidhogg wrote: mackenzieh wrote: Does it matter what G'MIC version is used for this tutorial? I ask because the version I have is the most recent one which is 2.83. I also ask because maybe not all the steps listed in the tutorial are needed when using the updated version. Just a thought. No it doesn't as long as it's new enough. I used 2.74 so 2.83 will make no difference. All the steps are not needed, but that's how I liked to do it in the beginning. If I just used the Engrave filter it wouldn't be worth a tut. Though I have now multiple tweaked engrave settings, and slightly varying ways to get different looking outcomes, especially for the coloring. If you find something that works, just post your outcomes. Always good to have new ideas. Oh, okay. You just answered my next question which was were all steps needed. I will try this out.