02-03-2021, 09:19 PM
is this possible to do in gimp?
after scanning a pencil drawing or taking a photo with a cell phone
1. open the scanned drawing, which would take a layer on its own
2. create another layer, which should be transparent by default; then else it would make no sense to create a layer that by default covers whatever is in the previous visible layers that were placed there for a reason
3. lock the background layer that contains the scanned pencil drawing
4. draw in new layer the color and textures for the drawing
5. delete or hide the background layer
6. end up with a nice colored picture based on a pencil doodle drawn in paper and then scanned
This could have been made in licensed tools, I am asking if this can be done with those steps and without any extra-hassle in Gimp
after scanning a pencil drawing or taking a photo with a cell phone
1. open the scanned drawing, which would take a layer on its own
2. create another layer, which should be transparent by default; then else it would make no sense to create a layer that by default covers whatever is in the previous visible layers that were placed there for a reason
3. lock the background layer that contains the scanned pencil drawing
4. draw in new layer the color and textures for the drawing
5. delete or hide the background layer
6. end up with a nice colored picture based on a pencil doodle drawn in paper and then scanned
This could have been made in licensed tools, I am asking if this can be done with those steps and without any extra-hassle in Gimp