In the samples below I've typically used layer opacity values between 20-50 percent so effects are subtle. Brushify (Filters -> G'Mic -> Artistic -> Brushify).Relief Light (Filters -> G'Mic -> Lights & Shadows -> Relief light).Metallic Grain (Filters -> Gmic -> Testing -> Photocomix -> Metallic Grain).Cinema (Filters -> G'Mic -> Testing -> Gentlemanbeggar -> 60's.Noise (Filters -> G'Mic -> Degradations -> Noise ).Textured Glass (Filters -> G'Mic -> Deformations -> Textured Glass).Random (Filters -> G'Mic -> Deformations -> Random).Gaussian Blur (Filters -> Blur -> Gaussian Blur).Cartesian Transform (Filters -> G'Mic -> Deformations -> Cartesian.That way you have more filters and options. I would suggest you first install G'MIC Plugin for Gimp.
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Since you already know how to use bump maps, an easy way to proceed might be to search and download "Gold Medal Textures", open them as layers and use them as bump maps in the same manner as you did with pressed image. Play with Layer Opacity Values and Layer Blend Modes. Always first make a copy of the layer you wish to modify. The "Gold Gradient" used in the tutorial is not necessarily the best way to start but since you've already chosen that path, here are some methods and filters you can play with. Hopefully you will get many answers with alternative solutions.īased on your description and attached medal, I presume you have been watching " How to create gold medal with GIMP" tutorial on YouTube by Jose Navas which is an ok tutorial and intro to using bump maps in Gimp. Part of the "problem" for anyone relatively new to Gimp is that there are often many ways to reach any desired outcome and the desired outcome is always a personal preference.
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