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Painting angel wings in GIMP This tutorial explains using Smudge tool to paint angle-like wings in GIMP. No filters (like Gaussian blur) are required for postprocessing, albeit you can try adjust the result. Here is the sequence of steps. 1. Create a new image of any size (for example, 580x580 pixels). You may fill it with black colour using “Advanced Options → Fill with...” in “Create new image” dialogue, or fill it later using Bucket Fill tool (Shift+B).
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