Gimp 3 is much more intuitive! I use is it for precise cropping and finding the hex of some colors.

This was the first thing I made when it came out.

Made a very simple video game for school.
Using for photo editing.
Made a really fancy resume in gaming style.
Was using it to edit image files to build a website.

still learning how to use it. I did some things there, but still nothing worth showing.
Right now im using inkscape and scribus way more because the uni.

My goal it's not use any adobe product this year, even in the uni studying graphic design.

I have manged to... create a non-AI kind of band portrait of the blues band #Stitch: https://friendica-leipzig.de/photo/media/906674

I made/edited some GIF visualizations; multi layer editing is very nice for that kind of thing.
I’ve found that GTK 3 themes really mess with stuff though… Is there a way for an app to override a theme, or is that just a KDE thing?

I'd love to have the wavelet denoise (by Marco Rossini) built in natively.

I edited a few images for an exam, in particular pixelating the parts irrelevant to the question. Found it easier to apply than before. Thank you for your work!

I did not tested Gimp 3 yet dispite the fact it's my daily use software for graphic design, illustration and photo editing and much more.

I even did once some pixelart with gimp !

I would not be the same artist without this tool.

Here is some previous work I did :)

A cool plug-in ! 😉

Eu o usei para criar essas artes

this is one example of using #Gimp 3.0 and animated in #Blender3d :)
https://mastodon.social/@SolidCapo/113824324333997045

It would be nice an integrated layer exporter

Made the title screen for my upcoming game.

Sure, you can check my GIMP stuff here: https://argumento.noblogs.org/post/tag/gimp/

I use it when making/editing colors used on texture maps for models and world environments.