After seeing this on facebook ad.


It inspired me to copy this look with a plug-in:

I know it's not exactly like the linocut look shown because the original doesn't have uniformly divided cuts. But it's the best I can do.

Example of version 2 that allows user to specify base/tip percentage.
Here's an example of base percentage 100 (at the base of strokes, foreground color takes up 100%) and tip percentage of 10 (you can see foreground[pink] color area gets smaller and smaller toward the tip).

With this new base/tip percentage we're a lot closer to the original inspirational image.

Interesting plug-in, it sure has potential.
edit: found the problem, need to have same amount of points in both paths.

Not quite like the one you can find in google image search, but I'll give it another go.
And rotating the layer with old script adds jaggies....

Now I'm happy.
Created 2 paths, the end points meet at the center of canvas, but in the leaf tip a gap was left.
After success, using path rotator script with 8 copies all that had to be done was ctrl+F for each copy.
Great plug-in, thank you! I can already imagine the possibilities with colors and some FX.



Fixed leaf overlap to make it look better.

Pretty cool, Tran. Definitely like your version better than mine (and dumb me took me a while to figure out how to use this cool plugin). Thanks for the new toy, Tran.

As a side note, Hollister (Hop) David is a true master at the linocut look. Been following him at DeviantArt for several years now.

https://www.deviantart.com/hop41

Thanks for trying it out lylejk!

You can have different number of points on the 2 strokes, but the path just has to be visible.

Can anyone help me with this plug-in linocut that works in Gimp 2.10

Heck i can't even find the plug-in.

So here it is

You are a rock star MareroQ! Thx!!

Thank you!