Hi and thank you for your help.
I made the attached background many years ago with CorelDraw. It had a function where you give it 2 or more colours, CorelDraw then mixes them up and this is what you get.
Does GIMP have something similar? I need to create another background but with different colours.
Thanks.
The fast way
Filters ➤ Render ➤ Noise ➤ Solid noise... adjust with sliders
Then
Colors ➤ Colorize... adjust with sliders and chose your colors in it
Or if you want a gradient (multiple colors)
Colors ➤ Map ➤ Gradient map select the gradient you want before using it (in the gradient tool)
Now to get almost exactly the same result as your image
Filters ➤ Render ➤ Noise ➤ Solid noise... Details ➤ 5
Then
Filters ➤ Render ➤ Noise ➤ Plasma... Mode ➤ Addition
Then
Colors ➤ Desaturate ➤ Desaturate... Select the mode you like the most
Then
Colors ➤ Invert
Then
Colors ➤ Colorize... Chose your color, then play with lightness and saturation sliders
Result (not changing the sliders, just the color)
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(11-03-2021, 06:35 AM)PixLab Wrote: [ -> ]The fast way
Filters ➤ Render ➤ Noise ➤ Solid noise... adjust with sliders
Then
Colors ➤ Colorize... adjust with sliders and chose your colors in it
Or if you want a gradient (multiple colors)
Colors ➤ Map ➤ Gradient map select the gradient you want before using it (in the gradient tool)
Now to get almost exactly the same result as your image
Filters ➤ Render ➤ Noise ➤ Solid noise... Details ➤ 5
Then Filters ➤ Render ➤ Noise ➤ Plasma... Mode ➤ Addition
Then Colors ➤ Desaturate ➤ Desaturate... Select the mode you like the most
Then Colors ➤ Invert
Then Colors ➤ Colorize... Chose your color, then play with lightness and saturation sliders
Result (not changing the sliders, just the color)
Thanks very much. Appreciate your time & help.