csifann1
CSI Level Two
Thanks so much, csifann1!
As for the question, for some reason I thought the pictures would end up linked (for some reason I remember them doing that in other threads, but I'm probably remembering wrong). When I posted the pictures, they didn't link, so I realized it was a non-issue.
Edit: Okay, new question: I've been trying to change the background. I select the foreground with the 'select foreground' tool, and then try to dye the background with a gradient tool, but it always ends up transforming the foreground instead. What can you do once selecting the foreground on Gimp? Is it possible to turn the foreground into a separate layer once one has done this? And how do you change the background to another image or just to a solid color?
You're welcome
As for your question, I usually don't use the foreground tool, I use this one:
[sorry for the bad selecting it's faster :lol:], click on "Select" "From Path", and the thing you want is selected, now you can do whatever, you can "Copy" the thing you want like this: 
[if you want, I can explain it to you, but it's very easy ], you can add textures like this: 
, I know it looks bad, but with some time you find a great one oh, I forgot, to paste the texture there, you have to do "ctrl + I" or go to "select" "Invert" and then "Ctrl + v" or "Edit" "Paste" I hope my explaination it's not a mess, if you didn't understand something, go ahead and ask
Now for make this post more legal: *
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*I know the icon is not a great thing*
