Below is my finished example collage.
Here are all of the files that I used to create my template, including the finished xcf file:
PicFrameFiles.zip
Want to learn more?
There are alot of great books and internet sites on The Gimp. I personally have read the book
Grokking the GIMP by Carey Bunks and have found it to be an excellent resource. It is becoming slightly dated because it was written with an older version of The Gimp. However, Bunks also presents many fundamental concepts to image manipulation. Each concept is backed by a complete example using The Gimp.
http://gimp-savvy.com/BOOK/
All of the images used to create this example are also found on this site, which are originally distributed in the public domain by NASA. A whole library of copyright free images can be found here:
http://gimp-savvy.com/PHOTO-ARCHIVE/index.html
Other Resources:
Gimp Homepage
Windows Installers for the Gimp
Gimp Tutorials
More Gimp Tutorials
Gimp User Group
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August 23rd, 2005 at 9:33 am
More Pictures on Less Paper
Jason’s got a detailed explanation of how to print a digital photo collage. Basically it tells how to use the Gimp to get your pictures ready to print for one of those big collage frames with all the holes in it. Pretty cool idea.
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