Gimp Tutorial : Supernova Effect (abstract)



aa-gimp presents new tutorial in special effect, this tutorial called Supernova Effect (abstract), this tutorial is very usefull to make a desktop background. the steps in this tutorial is very simple, although for beginner..lets do it guys…


1. make a new document 800×600 px, or up to your desire…with black as a background

2. make a new layer, by pressing Ctrl + Shift + N

3. then add a filter>light and shadow>supernova, choose the number and position like this

4. repeat step 3 and make it in other position

5. copy this layer, make a distort using filters>distorts>whirl and pinch

6. change the blending mode to lighnten only

7. for next step, you can make a other color effect by colorize

8. you have done this supernova effect using GIMP tutorial, easy..is’n it (^^,)

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7 Responses to 'Gimp Tutorial : Supernova Effect (abstract)'

  1. template - September 3rd, 2008 at 7:37 am

    Stunning artwork!
    keep up the good mood dude…

  2. Afif Amrullah - September 4th, 2008 at 5:57 pm

    hasilnya keren banget! GIMP, baru tau di blog ini. thks atas info n tutorialnya :)

  3. a_gimper - November 17th, 2008 at 9:33 am

    The topmost nova doesn’t want to pinch when I do it. Any idea why?

  4. ღ♥๏:::ஐ*Winter Kisses*ஐ:::๏♥ღ - November 18th, 2008 at 6:48 am

    *a_gimper:
    how did u do it??maybe u didnt select the layer you want to pinch…

  5. a_gimper - November 23rd, 2008 at 1:19 am

    Don’t I feel a fool. I went back over it and realized that the tutorial was 800×600 while I did mine 1280×1024. I used the same values as the tutorial just to see it in action first hand but didn’t think about the size. I think it was too close to the edge or something. When I tried again (this time following everything exactly, especially the size) it turned out right. I just have to find a good position for 1280×1024.

  6. Anonymous - January 13th, 2009 at 2:38 am

    Hey everyone! I am working on doing almost the same tutorial in video! This is awesome so keep it up! I have been using gimp for almost 6 years now and I am still learning about tools like this! Keep it up! Thanks!

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