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The general technique:

  • Make one color transparent. Where the colors are blended, this will producceproduce partially transparent pixels. This is done by painting the whole picture in Color erase mode, using the color you want to become transparent. If the colors are not distinct enough, this can make the whole if the second color becomes slightly transparent as well. In this case, you need a selection: color select-select what you want to remove with a tight threshold, then grow the selection by one or two pixels to make it cover the blended pixels.

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then:

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produces:

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  • If you used a selection in the previous step, remove it (Select > None)
  • Alpha lock-lock the layer and bucket-fill with the new color (make sure you set the bucket-fill tool back to Normal mode). The partially transparent pixels will remain so due to the alpha-lock.

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  • Remove the alpha-lock and bucket-fill the whole layer in Behind mode with the new second color

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  • Alternatively, add a layer below and bucket-fill it in Normal mode, because keeping the colors on separate layers will make further changes easier:

enter image description here

The general technique:

  • Make one color transparent. Where the colors are blended, this will producce partially transparent pixels. This is done by painting the whole picture in Color erase mode, using the color you want to become transparent. If the colors are not distinct enough, this can make the whole if the second color becomes slightly transparent as well. In this case, you need a selection: color select what you want to remove with a tight threshold, then grow the selection by one or two pixels to make it cover the blended pixels.

enter image description here

then:

enter image description here

produces:

enter image description here

  • If you used a selection in the previous step, remove it (Select > None)
  • Alpha lock the layer and bucket-fill with the new color (make sure you set the bucket-fill tool back to Normal mode). The partially transparent pixels will remain so due to the alpha-lock.

enter image description here

  • Remove the alpha-lock and bucket-fill the whole layer in Behind mode with the new second color

enter image description here

  • Alternatively, add a layer below and bucket-fill it in Normal mode, because keeping the colors on separate layers will make further changes easier:

enter image description here

The general technique:

  • Make one color transparent. Where the colors are blended, this will produce partially transparent pixels. This is done by painting the whole picture in Color erase mode, using the color you want to become transparent. If the colors are not distinct enough, this can make the second color slightly transparent as well. In this case, you need a selection: color-select what you want to remove with a tight threshold, then grow the selection by one or two pixels to make it cover the blended pixels.

enter image description here

then:

enter image description here

produces:

enter image description here

  • If you used a selection in the previous step, remove it (Select > None)
  • Alpha-lock the layer and bucket-fill with the new color (make sure you set the bucket-fill tool back to Normal mode). The partially transparent pixels will remain so due to the alpha-lock.

enter image description here

  • Remove the alpha-lock and bucket-fill the whole layer in Behind mode with the new second color

enter image description here

  • Alternatively, add a layer below and bucket-fill it in Normal mode, because keeping the colors on separate layers will make further changes easier:

enter image description here

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xenoid
  • 17.8k
  • 3
  • 24
  • 38

The general technique:

  • Make one color transparent. Where the colors are blended, this will producce partially transparent pixels. This is done by painting the whole picture in Color erase mode, using the color you want to become transparent. If the colors are not distinct enough, this can make the whole if the second color becomes slightly transparent as well. In this case, you need a selection: color select what you want to remove with a tight threshold, then grow the selection by one or two pixels to make it cover the blended pixels.

enter image description here

then:

enter image description here

produces:

enter image description here

  • If you used a selection in the previous step, remove it (Select > None)
  • Alpha lock the layer and bucket-fill with the new color (make sure you set the bucket-fill tool back to Normal mode). The partially transparent pixels will remain so due to the alpha-lock.

enter image description here

  • Remove the alpha-lock and bucket-fill the whole layer in Behind mode with the new second color

enter image description here

  • Alternatively, add a layer below and bucket-fill it in Normal mode, because keeping the colors on separate layers will make further changes easier:

enter image description here