I was toying around, then I got some delirium tremens ...
the luminescent snail was AI generated (not mine)
Yeah... I know.... my ego is overwhelming me

   

Credit to @PixLab for teaching me Liquid Rescale, a useful editing tool indeed:






Here, I'd like to stretch out this character's lower torso as shown without messing up the pic, how do I do so using either Liquid Rescale, or any simpler alternatives?

https://ibb.co/WWyz3z1

Credit to @PixLab for teaching me Liquid Rescale, as per his tutorial:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFT1cnZomLM

Now, how do I use Liquid rescale (or any easier alternative methods) to stretch image sections at an angle? Here, I'd like to stretch this character's lower torso as shown out longer, but without messing up the image in any way.

https://ibb.co/WWyz3z1

Hello
Is it possible to create a brush that can pick up 2 colors at a time, allowing a line in which the 2 colors appear separate or mixed in places, depending on the structure of the brush bristles - in fact, exactly as in oil painting?
Such a brush may already exist, but I'm not familiar with it.
Thank you for your advice
sincerely
Denis

Googling my question hasn't given me the answer so I'm wording it differently here.

I want to take a rectangular border.
Transform one by 90 degrees.
Have them meet in the corner.
But then I want the border to look like a border made into a frame.

In other words for those who sew I want it to look like the preview image for this video,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3twJCHAQfI

But of course with my digital border.
Does anyone know how to do this?

Thank you,
Angel

The Image Properties Dialogue always shows the print size in millimetres even though I've set the print size to inches and the ppi/inch.

It annoys me to no end as my mind works best with inches.


How do I get it to change this?

Thank you,
Angel

As in the link attached below, how do I edit this character’s lower torso so it is almost as tall as her upper torso without messing up the whole picture? I want the end result to look as natural as the initial appearance… only that her lower torso is almost as tall as her upper one

file: https://ibb.co/0hSjp6s

Questions are:

1. When importing into GIMP a pdf-file (for exporting as jpg or png or gif), how to ensure that the measurements of the print size of the imported image equal the measurements of the pdf-file's page size?
   
2. When importing a pdf-file into in GIMP - how to ensure that displaying the imported image at a zoom-factor of 100% takes an area equal to the pdf-file's page size?
   

1. In any case the print size after importing should be as close to the pdf's page size as possible, 12,495 cm x 12,343 cm.
   
2. The measurements of the area on the screen taken by the image displayed at a zoom factor of 100% should in any case also be as close to the pdf's page size as possible, 12,495 cm x 12,343 cm.
   

   
   
Hey Gimpers:
Is there a way to blend two layers with out using Opacity?
I want to see the flames through the image of the girl without dropping her opacity to 70%; e.g. like holding two transparencies up to the light.
Much thanks…
Bry

Hi there,
I sometimes bump into inconsistencies in the python script documentation (or things that look like so to me, I'm not at all an expert). 

Here is an example : the gimp_image_insert_layer's documentation displayed in the python procedure navigator is :

Quote:This procedure adds the specified layer to the image at the given position. If the specified parent is a valid layer group (See 'gimp-item-is-group' and 'gimp-layer-group-new') then the layer is added inside the group. If the parent is 0, the layer is added inside the main stack, outside of any group. The position argument specifies the location of the layer inside the stack (or the group, if a valid parent was supplied), starting from the top (0) and increasing. If the position is specified as -1 and the parent is specified as 0, then the layer is inserted above the active layer, or inside the group if the active layer is a layer group. The layer type must be compatible with the image base type.