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I just need to do the same process that was done in this post, but in GIMP.

I can add noise to the image in gimp, but I don't know which sliders should I move to get the wanted effect.

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  • Welcome on GD.Se, Salem. Can you please tell us something more about your efforts? Have you tried to replicate in GIMP the steps described in the first answer? Commented Jun 26, 2021 at 19:08

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There's an easier way

  1. Create a new image with as many pixels as you need.

  2. Choose a new foreground colour, i.e. a green colour for the grass, and fill the canvas with it using Edit > Fill with FG colour

  3. Do Filters > Noise > HSV Noise, and move the Value slider until you get the effect you want.

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  • Thanks a lot :)
    – Salem
    Commented Jun 26, 2021 at 19:36
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If you use a color-indexed image, a different solution is to use the Dissolve move that replaces random pixels with another color. Either:

Using another layer:

  • Add a layer, fill with a color from the color palette
  • Set layer to Dissolve mode
  • Reduce the layer opacity to obtain the adequate color mix

Using the paint tool directly:

  • Set the FG color from the color palette
  • Set the paint tool (brush/bucket) to Dissolve mode
  • Reduce the tool opacity
  • Paint
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  • thank you! another great solution !
    – Salem
    Commented Jun 28, 2021 at 13:46

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