That penguin is so awesome looking O!
So 60's, like a ty-dye shirt ... lol

Mahvin started a new thread here and I'm checking this tutorial thread for anything that needs moving and will delete the rest of the Wilber stuff in here.

Thanks Rod. I locked the transparency on the layers I wanted to color and used a pattern I had to fill them.

BTW If anyone does the tutorial, save your original Tux layers as an xcf file. When you want to change something, open your layers, do Ctrl + D to duplicate it and close your original one. That's a lot of work to lose. One of the things I did was make paths of all of those components and named them the same name as the layer names.

Good idea, i decided to go the quick route and do the candy tutorial with the Gimp Tux image, and here are my results and the xcf.Of course i used a few of my own different ideas also.
He looks kinda light though.

Wow! Great job, Rod.

I love a challenge so I undertook this one - at some point last night after a few hours, I swore the little penguin waved at me - had to call it a night. Woke up, tackled it and I love the way it came out (except for the white pixels around the feet). Great tutorial.

Nice work, Dalia!

Oregonian posted a fix for the white pixels in Post #14.

I really should add that fix to tutorial.

Thank you GnuTux for your comments and the tutorial. By the way, I absolutely love your sig; would there be a tutorial for it?

Thanks, Dalia.

There isn't a tutorial per se, but the sig was created with my Logo Toolbox script, using a block font and filling with an ICE pattern. I also applied the Ice Anywhere script to get the icicles. The penguins are colored dings that I placed in strategic locations.

I do plan on creating a few tutorials for getting the most out of the Logo Toolbox script, highlighting some of the tips and tricks to get the best results from the script.

It is clean, sharp and classy - love it. Look forward to more of your tutorials.