gimper66
I agree with Konstantin

Gimper66: I agree too! And I liked the happy smiling couple too, it cheered me up looking at it.

Edit: I'm a bit confused about something: You say you used the dynamic preset "Snow". Do you mean a preset that is part of the premade dynamics in Gimp or do you mean one you made yourself? I don't have a dynamic preset named "Snow" and never had, but maybe other gimp distributions have? Or if you made a snow preset yourself, woud you mind sharing what boxes in the dynamics grid you ticked - I want to make snow dynamics too!

AnMal,
below a print how I made the snow



01-background layer
02-new transp. layer I call them snow
03-brush hardness 50
04-size 20
05- spacing 200

THEN GO TO DYNAMICS



01-click on dynamics, a roll screen opens - select SNOW
02-click on APPLY JIITTER
03-set the amount to around 40
04-set the foreground color to white
05-Now move your cursor over your entire image,and the snow appears.

AnMal,
I hope that with this explanation you can now make plenty of snow.
gimper66

below my dynamics rollscreen with the SNOW item

Beautiful work on all your christmas scenes gimper66 and thank you for the snow tutorial.

Gimper66: Wow, I wasn't expecting that! Thank you for taking the time to explain with so much detail, that's much appreciated. AllI really wanted to know was where the "Snow" dynamics come from, because I haven't got that option in the dynamics resets. I thought maybe it was one you had created yourself.

I like the action in your last images .

The Snow Dynamic requires a pressure sensitive graphics tablet to perform at its full potential.

Gimper66: Again, thank you I used your snow method for the snow in my Gimp Chat Lucia image and it worked very well. I added some short, thin lines of snowflakes too to make it look like the lighter flakes are blown about in the west coast wind.

Kinstantin: Indeed. But it's just the opacity level that is affected, and since my tablet is slow on this laptop I choose to ignore it. Next time I use the snow dynamics I'll experiment with setting it to velocity instead.

Gimper, love your image with the little bear. It is very cute.

Gimper66: I love the neon images, very well made effect. And I'm definitely going to try using the box fitting filter for a background, I've seen you do it more than once to good effect.