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How to achieve textured color gradients?
IMHO a combination of a banded gradient with soft edges/transitions:
This gives this:
With a little bit of Spread noise added:
The image you show is probably such a gradient applied to a grayscale ...
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How to achieve textured color gradients?
I don't think this is a gradient, at least not one that was created using the gradient tool. It's too irregular.
I would begin with something like this. These were just painted with a soft edged brush....
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Photo manipulation for systemspace/Tsuki Project/cyberpunk aesthetic
Looking at the color histogram of your example image, it seems that the high values of green and blue are cut off (and a bit more so for blue), so try curves with a bell shaped curve on the right for ...
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Can a brush in gimp have different opacity
Either you make a fully opaque greyscale brush (as in Image > Mode > Grayscale) and the brush acts as a "mask": when used it assumes the foreground color, and the blackness says how ...
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