Hi,
I have a Hand Written Text that I want to make into
a Nice Logo. How is that best accomplished. I'm using
gimp 1.2.1
So far I use lasso to capture the text and have pasted
it onto the background I want. But I want to bold out
the text itself so it can look rounded and stand out
>So far I use lasso to capture the text and have pasted
>it onto the background I want. But I want to bold out
>the text itself so it can look rounded and stand out
>more. The text is white and the background is light purple.
perhaps selecting the text, then going to RMB -> selecti
> perhaps selecting the text, then going to RMB -> selection -> grow
> and then filling in the new selection with more white? just a guess, but
> that's how i'd do it...
Or you could do Filters->Blur->Gaussian Blur (maybe to 3 units) with
Image->Colors->Levels to change the surrounding grey to bl
I've read a couple of the responses so far and here's yet another idea.
Start by placing your text on its own transparent layer. This allows you to
use any of the logo scripts found in /Script-fu/Alpha_to_Logo menu
directly, or to deal with the text separately if none of the existing logo
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On Thu, Dec 26, 2002 at 08:46:22PM -0600, Greg Oliver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> problems. It appears that someone already has the same issues I have
> with running Script-Fu from perl (just like the tutorials said I would),
> but I am wondering if it applies to just scheme based script fu, or
>
