Gimp: Course For Beginners 14: The Paths Tool. Technique nr: 2. Really Simple!!!

Course For Beginners: The Paths Tool. Technique nr: 2. Really Simple!!!
This tutorial shows a fast and easy way to make selections with the paths tool.
Gimp 2.10.4 standard installation - Windows 10
Click on the CC button at the bottom of the video for English subtitles. Sorry for my 'home made' English 😉.
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In dept Gimp article on the paths tool: docs.gimp.org/...
Music: UA-cam audio library: Acoustic Meditation 2: Acoustic Meditation 2 van Audionautix is gelicentieerd onder een Creative Commons Attribution-licentie (creativecommon...) Artiest: audionautix.com/ / downloyotubeaudio
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[@gimpworkshop9729]

👉👉👉You can drag and drop many things in GIMP. For example, dragging a color from the toolbox or from a color palette and dropping it into an image will fill the current selection with that color.👈👈👈

[@RC-bl2pm]

REALLY GOOD DEMONSTRATION THANK YOU.

[@larryhieb4748]

Best done Gimp videos I have watched so far and I have watched a lot of them. The speed was perfect and gives time to pause if you need to. Audio is clear and easy to understand each word - tool selections where made slow enough so you can plainly see which tool he is selecting. Not a bunch of cursor arrows bouncing around the screen - selections get zoomed into and outlined in a red border. Couldn't be nicer. I have NOT one complaint or suggestion - these videos are just plain perfect! Also, they are pretty current with the newer Gimp versions - I am using Gimp 2.10.8. Keep up the great work and please keep making these as often as you can - hoping more are coming soon. Thank you so much!!!!!!

[@gimpworkshop9729]

Hey there, Larry Hieb 😃 So nice to read your encouraging comment. I am really glad to read that the tutorials are so helpfull and appreciated. I have checked all 2.8 vids with the 2.10 release and made notes, so they can still be made. I hope version 3. will not be so much work haha. As you probably have read: every thursday a new tutorial, so hopefully, they will be coming for a while haha. Although you have no complaint or suggestions, I am definitely open for input. Thanks again and I wish you a nice old/new year celebration.🥂 Best regards and see you next year 😂, Jan.

[@boblombardi9397]

like this technique....click points first then go back & refine.....Thank You

[@nk7635]

love your style, so simple and yet so much depth. Thank you

[@purelyC]

Thank you for your concise videos! I am a complete newbie to the photo editing world and your tutorials have made it it a lot less painful for me to learn this new skill. Gamsahamnida!

[@orvozon2914]

Hello Jan. La version numéro 2 est beaucoup plus facile à utiliser. Merci pour ces 2 tutoriels. Bon week end. Christine

[@gimpworkshop9729]

Bonjour Christine. 😃Merci d'avoir posté votre commentaire. Nr. 2 est en effet très simple, n'est-ce pas?👌 Avoir un merveilleux week-end.😎 Jan GW.

[@timeisgold7793]

Have a great evening to everyone
Sir the sponsor is Hada Labo I wish they give you credit on that .
I will not skip all the ads everytime I will watch your video as a sincere support

[@gimpworkshop9729]

That is really sweet of you ❗️❗️ Thank you very much for your support, I apreciate it very much. 👌👌👌

[@CTRL_SMarcos]

Personally, I prefer this second method. Thank you so much for the videos : ^ )

[@gimpworkshop9729]

Hey there, MAK9 Marcos👍. Thank you for your post. It's simple and accurate, don't you think?! Have a great weekend. 😎Jan, GW.

[@bugsycline3798]

can you create more than one path in an image so that two objects can be cut at the same time? for example, lets say you wanted to have two of those hearts removed?