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Dan Adams

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Hey Hey,

So when I'm doing a blend, I don't usually involve the background, because if I do I always end up with an obvious line through the middle where the pictures break. How do I cover up this line without it looking obvious that I have joined them together?

Thanks Guys. :)
 
Hey Becky :wub:

I've been messing with gimp for just a couple days already xD but I've learn alot while I experiment

When your joining two pictures together the best way is to layer one on top of the other, which you probably already do if you have that line. So try using the eraser and than switching the brush to circle fuzzy (19) that will erase the line and its good for when you want to cut out your play-bys from a picture too :p Once you rid the line you'll push the top picture a little in, than viola! You have your blend :)
 
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