ref: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/ ... ookies.jpg

Plenty of Christmas Cookies to share with my friends. lol

I did start off creating a brush (attached) and using it to create a seamless texture before going through the Circle/Moon process, but decided to break up the seams by spreading around strategically sized cookies. Just wish GIMP had a perspective brush feature.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/163034485 ... 26/sizes/o



edit (12/15/2020)

re-edited the brush to get rid of some artifacts.

OK; one more play.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/163034485 ... 36/sizes/o

Thank you so much Lyle for sharing your nice work. I'll use it.

Just don't virtually eat too many, Issabella; you'll then get actually fat like me. lololol

Thanks for cookies lyle
Don't want to overeat this close to Xmas, I'll just dash through the cookie tunnel and enjoy the yummy aroma.

Sorry for the belated reply (took over 5 hours to get my work laptop setup (by the ops team) and for me to getit working at home; hate working home. Oh well. lolol

Some advantages, but trust me, I much rather be going to the office.

Anyway, not that I'm going to be home for a while, I'll have easy access to my cookies to overeat, Nidhogg. lolololol

Don't suppose their gluten free Lyle?

Not diabetic friendly at all, Sallyanne (much less gluten free). lolol

Lyle would this type of perspective brush script of Tin's be of some help for you?

https://gimplearn.net/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=214#top

Do recall this, but I'm just looking for a way to paint perspectively. I know that GIMP can close with perspective, but you can only use one brush at a time and I would like something more random to mimic Chris Jordan's artwork (see link below for his stuff).

http://www.chrisjordan.com/gallery/rtn2/#carbon

Lyle you never disappoint.

I try not to, Rod. lol

Well, about to have to go to work (at home). lol

Sucks; oh well. Believe next week my group will be back at the office (end of quarantine anyway). Time will, of course, tell.

This brush is awesome! I really like it.

Thanks Mackenzieh.

Decided to upload an improved brush; see original post for that brush.