Chotio Productions in colaboration with Fernando Montoya Sayago, have made a teaser video for GPS GIMP Paint Studio. All the production has been done with Blender and GPS.
Hope you like it:
More information about the project at www.chotio.tk.
GPS Gimp Paint Studio
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This looks handy. I'm going to download those brushes.
Did anyone think that the guy who did the voice-over sounded like Fernando from the GTA game radiostations?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNczS-EXPlc&feature=player_detailpage#t=175s
The teaser was very engaging, although the credit being longer than the actual teaser was a little letdown. I've always wanted to try out GIMP Paint Studio, atm I'm mainly using the vanilla GIMP in my workflow, but I see that it could be more efficient for painting.
Not enough GIMP tutorials out there. And this looks like a BRILLIANT addition! Is it cross-platform too?
I already use GPS for about 1 year for all my concept art stuff and I really love it. The only thing is gimp itself. sometimes it seems it is just in your way with it`s interface, but hey, people also use maya, right? :D
I have never heard about gps and I was quite disappointed to see that its just theme and bunch of brushes.
@Jack
But even just the brushes are a great addition and worth the "price" ;-)
65% of that was the credits. Nice.
Perhaps a bit of artwork done with GPS?
I've tried it in the past and liked it, but at the time wasn't enough to put into my pipeline. Perhaps as I move more into using open source and "free" software for my projects this could/should be the next step and drop Photoshop from my creative list ...
Man I love that accent!
Congratulations Ramon for getting GPS out!
@Jack - Have you tried Krita? Apparently the windows version is coming later this year, but if you either run linux, or don't mind trying a live cd, it's built from the ground up for painting. I've heard that earlier versions were a bit crashy, but the current one works really well. The website is http://krita.org
@ Tadd - I'd recommend trying GIMP for at least a month before making a decision. I came from Photoshop to Gimp, and when I first switched, just the difference in keyboard shortcuts drove me CRAZY. I *hated* that I couldn't hold down space to pan and a million other things. Then over time, as I got used to it, I discovered that many of Gimps ways of doing things were actually *better*, for example pan with middle mouse instead of space meant you could do it all with just the one hand on the mouse / stylus. Today I love my Gimp. If you'd asked me 1 week into trying it though it would have been a very different story.
I still hate multi window mode (after 8 years(!) though. Bring on Gimp (Painter) 2.8 :D