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Welcome to Ubuntu Artists

Ubuntu is amazing for creating artworks and this group is for sharing your amazing works done in, about and for Ubuntu. As well as accepting artworks for display, we also provide help with Ubuntu and any free software art tool (see below) as well as links to guides and periodically competitions in conjunction with the larger Ubuntu community.

Keep up to date with important news and announcements from the Ubuntu community.

We also have a special Ubuntu Art Community which is the place to go if you're interested in making Art for Ubuntu; such as wallpapers, themes, icon packs and having them included into Ubuntu directly.

Artists Tools in Ubuntu:

- Gimp , Image and Photo editor (install).

- Inkscape, Vector and cartoons. (install)

- Blender, 3D models and vedits. (install)

- Krita, powerful art app. (install)

- MyPaint, professional painting tool. (install)

- Synfig, awesome 2D animation tool. (install)

Links to install programs only work in Ubuntu. Click here to download Ubuntu for your computer. General Ubuntu questions should go to the new Ask Ubuntu website.

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Gimp 2.8 in Ubuntu

3 days, 14 hours ago by *doctormo
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Hey Artists,

I've just loaded my gimp up and noticed it's now 2.8, looking back I notice that Otto's PPA for Gimp 2.8 is working. If you've been waiting for the packages (and hopefully you didn't compile from source), you should be able to install this week old package now.

As you can see from my screenshot here, I have Gimp 2.8 with the single window mode enabled. This view allows me to use gimp in a much more productive way since I'm used to my toolbox and options being docked with the image I'm working on and not floating around.

Do you have your Gimp windows set up with single window mode? Do you need any help setting it up? Let us know in the comments below.

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Favourites

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Gallery Folders

Ubuntu Made

My Soul by ~Momez

Blank deviantART stamps by ~foxhead128

Vrillon Swagga by =paradigm-shifting

The Gods Have Returned by ~XavUK

Ubuntu Made

Wallpapers

Ubuntu Blueprint Wallpaper by ~poulsen93

Ubuntu by ~Daniel-LS

Life Belongs to People who Take Risks by ~LordGiotto

Mochachino by ~monkeymagico

Wallpapers

Posters and Media

Ubuntu Blueprint by ~poulsen93

Hardware Requirements and which Ubuntu to use by *doctormo

Mandatory OS Education by *MadeInKobaia

Magazine covers by ~Aerhalev

Posters and Media

Ubunchu

Think about the direction - Ubunchu by ~TKensum

Ubunchu 07 by *doctormo

Ubunchu Arabic 2.02 by ~zooz898

Ubunchu Arabic 1.02 by ~zooz898

Ubunchu

Interesting About Ubuntu

Flying for a Better Tomorrow by *doctormo

Linux... by ~BeastCrafter

Bears! by ~tailsfan923

[8bit] Le Portrait [Black_Version] by *MaestroAmN

Interesting About Ubuntu

Guides

Useful bits of obscure HTML code you can use on dA So you want to have some markup displayed on deviantART, such as this or :devfoxhead128:? Or perhaps you want to have a full URL displayed, such as http://www.google.com/? The most stable method is simply to insert a blank in the middle of your markup or URL. Something like this: http://www.google.com/. You can also use other tags in place of the , such as . This can be useful if the is causing you problems with links.

Escape sequences and XML decimal entities are good for inserting obscure Unicode characters that aren't available on a standard keyboard. For example, if you type in Δ, you get the Greek letter Δ. Or if you type inUseful bits of obscure HTML code you can use on dA by ~foxhead128

Unofficial Guide to Creative Commons Licenses by ~foxhead128

Light Eye by ~Anzkji

Dark Eye by ~Anzkji

Guides

Themes and Icons

Panacea-Suite-1 by ~Astral-1

GNOME-Shell - Ubuntu Precise Pangolin - Radiance by *half-left

GNOME-Shell - Ubuntu Precise Pangolin by *half-left

Folder_Icon_Project by ~giancarlo64

Themes and Icons

UI and Website Designs

Unique 'Creature' social media icons by ~Slytael

Improved panel accordion effect behavior in Ubuntu by ~DreadKnight666

Ultimate 3.2 by ~axilien

Unity Alt+ Tab by ~martellc

UI and Website Designs

Affiliates

Comments

~Astral-1 3 hours ago Student Interface Designer

My thanks for accepting and the continued support

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