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Clone tool
Posted on 2/7/10 at 1:27 pm
Posted on 2/7/10 at 1:27 pm
I use Gimp and was wanting to erase the "Tool" off the face of this image. Is the clone tool my best bet? I'm still a noob at farking and any advice is appreciated. Thanks.
I've erased a lot of the lines and am now working on erasing the lines on the flames around they eye. It's tedious with Clone and wasn't sure if there was a quicker solution.
I eventually want to put "tuck" across it with the same effect if possible.
I've erased a lot of the lines and am now working on erasing the lines on the flames around they eye. It's tedious with Clone and wasn't sure if there was a quicker solution.
I eventually want to put "tuck" across it with the same effect if possible.
This post was edited on 2/7/10 at 1:29 pm
Posted on 2/7/10 at 5:32 pm to tuck
It's kind of sloppy at the moment. I'm going to have to touch it up, but I think the clone tool worked pretty well. I have no idea where to begin doing text part to make "tuck" go across it like the original.
This post was edited on 2/7/10 at 5:34 pm
Posted on 2/8/10 at 9:41 am to tuck
It's actually pretty easy. The most difficult part is finding the font. I would do it for you but I couldn't find a "tool" font with a quick google search.
If you find one, here is how you do it (I use Paint.net but there should be similar commands in GIMP):
1. Find and download the TFF file for the tool font
2. Create a new layer over your image
3. Spell out what you want in the desired font in black
4. Copy the layer
5. On the second layer change the font color to white
6. Gaussian blur the white text. Now you should have a white outline with the black text layer above it.
7. Here is where it can get confusing. This isn't difficult though- just tough to explain. Use the magic selection tool to select all the black text. Change layers to the white blurred layer without deselecting the letters. Delete the selection in the white blurred layer. Now delete the entire black text layer. It should leave you with just the white blurred outline and the text will be transparent so you can see your image through the letters.
Make sense? I know it is a little difficult to explain. If you have questions, ask. Or if you find the font file, I will do it for you. I just couldn't find it intially and don't have time to search for it.
Posted on 2/8/10 at 1:15 pm to timdallinger
Thanks Tim.
ETA: I did a search and I believe the font will be called "lateralus font." I'm going to keep looking.
Here's a link to it. LINK
ETA: I did a search and I believe the font will be called "lateralus font." I'm going to keep looking.
Here's a link to it. LINK
This post was edited on 2/8/10 at 2:04 pm
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