Showing posts with label workflow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label workflow. Show all posts

Thursday, June 11, 2009

Overview: Sample Average Color for GIMP

I was interested to see a "Sample Average Color" GIMP script appear at the repository. The image below is a rundown of how it works. To install it in Linux, drop the .scm file in your ~/.gimp-2.6/scripts folder.



This script may be helpful to some; people who have taken my computer graphics classes may recall that there is a similar, and quite comprehensive tool online at colr.org. More tools are listed at the color tools section of the Art 86 website.

Eliteness note: Yes, I taught Photoshop and other Adobe products to college students, and I enjoyed it. And I do use GIMP too! Don't be afraid to add new tools to your arsenal - learn their strengths and weaknesses. GIMP is especially handy now that my creative workflow has gone entirely Linux-based due to buggy software. There are some really nice third-party plug-ins and scripts available for GIMP, too.

Friday, February 22, 2008

I'm tired already

Tons of work ahead today...todos coming in from all over...

Update: Actually it went really well, although I got hyper-focused and I went for about 7 hours at one point without taking any breaks. I noticed I didn't drink any water or nibble on anything during that time. Yikes.

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