The Artist's Guide to GIMP, 2nd Edition: Creative Techniques for Photographers, Artists, and Designers

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Michael J. Hammel transforms the complex landscape of GIMP into a manageable creative playground for visual artists. While this open source software is famous for its steep learning curve, Hammel bypasses dry technical manuals in favor of practical, project-based learning. He focuses on the creative workflow, showing how to navigate the interface to produce professional results without getting lo…

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