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[polarwoc]

I have used @Argos's work to give toe nails the Classic Red colour.

 

[MentosCubing]

For quite a long time, I used the GIMP as my main photo editor. I think I know pretty well how it works. Here's how I would change the color of the nails in the GIMP:
First, you need to use the free-select tool to draw a polygonal selection around the nails. By default, the free-select tool is the third tool down from the top on the toolbar, and the icon looks like a lasso. (After selecting the first nail, you will need to hold Shift while selecting any more. If you do not hold Shift, the first one will be deselected.) If you make a mistake during your selection, press Esc and try again. When you finish drawing your selection, press Enter. The selection outline will change from a solid line to a dotted line like this one.

After pressing Enter to complete the selection, push Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V to duplicate your selection to a new layer (or ⌘+C and ⌘+V if you use a Mac). Then go to the Colors menu on the top, and select Hue-Chroma.

Once you click on that, a window will pop up with a few sliders you can mess around with until you achieve the desired color.

 

[bry679]

Thanks, Polarwoc!
About the red nails, I looked at it a moment ago and the detail it's too low ... Looks weird it would require a lot of work to do it decently and don't have time right now sorry.

Cheers!

you did a good job im proud of you

 

[bry679]

For quite a long time, I used the GIMP as my main photo editor. I think I know pretty well how it works. Here's how I would change the color of the nails in the GIMP:
First, you need to use the free-select tool to draw a polygonal selection around the nails. By default, the free-select tool is the third tool down from the top on the toolbar, and the icon looks like a lasso. (After selecting the first nail, you will need to hold Shift while selecting any more. If you do not hold Shift, the first one will be deselected.) If you make a mistake during your selection, press Esc and try again. When you finish drawing your selection, press Enter. The selection outline will change from a solid line to a dotted line like this one.
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After pressing Enter to complete the selection, push Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V to duplicate your selection to a new layer (or ⌘+C and ⌘+V if you use a Mac). Then go to the Colors menu on the top, and select Hue-Chroma.
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Once you click on that, a window will pop up with a few sliders you can mess around with until you achieve the desired color.
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omg your a life saver