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Whorejones's Hair tutorial for Gimp Continued |
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Change the settings to these. |
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Alright good.
Now go to Filter>Blur>Motion Blur. |
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Make sure the settings look like this: |
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Then click ok when settings match. |
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Go back to the motion blur and change the angle to 90. Like shown below. |
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Here is what you should end up with. |
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You won't be able to tell from this picture but yours should be a little trasparent. When you save it will make it look lighter. |
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Add a solid black layer underneath. |
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