DIY - Design and Print Your Own Greeting Card in GIMP 2.10

[@buddhikachandrasekara3293]

Thank you very much . Love from Sri Lanka

[@boblombardi9397]

Excellent as usual......What might seem a simple project actually covers so many important concepts.....You were born to teach!

[@vivstherockstar4041]

this channel needs more subs iTS EPIC

[@fishbarbeque8540]

I love this tutorial thanks a lot! Oh, and the name of your printing company is super funny!!!

[@plantbasedpaintings]

Hi I am in the UK and my version of 2.10 looks completely different, grey background and different layout. Are you in the US? Is there a US version I can download? Many thanks

[@NoreenSnyder]

Thank you for this awesome video! This is the best video I have seen on creating your own greeting card.

[@fitriagarwal7691]

Looks cool! Nice piece.

[@sophieLJB]

Fantastic tutorial! has really helped me. However I now want to try it on A4, but what should the offset be? I've tried myself and I have failed miserably haha

[@gerardozuccala]

Love this video, I'm learning new thing everyday

[@DaviesMediaDesign]

Glad you like it - thanks for watching as always!

[@PRODUCT5]

Sir i apprceciate your efforts.Can you plz guide you have made the design with INCHES and CMYK for printing ? But if we make e card then we have to use PIXELS and RBG ????

[@TheIdleCrow]

Great help this video! I couldn't find a birthday card I wanted for my father at the dollar store & since I didn't wanna check other stores because COVID I decided to splurge a little & buy one at Wal-Mart... Still no cards I liked for him... So... I came up with the great idea to make my own, the online software sucked, so your video was very helpful in creating one within Gimp! (Annoyingly I still gotta go back to a dollar store to buy card stock tomorrow....

[@alexisunderwood2873]

Nice reel.

[@PRODUCT5]

Sir this is so cool.which software you are using for printables ?

[@xxxxxcjm]

Great tutorial! So informative thank you

[@akankshan2407]

proof color can be used only if we do cmyk sir?

[@peterjbrown1458]

Excellent, thank you

[@gdeb7000]

Thank You for Sharing. You are a very good instructor.

[@DaviesMediaDesign]

I appreciate that! Thanks for watching.

[@mollysdaughter]

Great video 👍🏻 thank you very much x

[@robinh4]

I saved it as a tiff file like was said in this tutorial and it won't let me delete the file off my computer. I opened it up in my computer files and it shows up as a blank white page and I can't rename the file or delete it. What do I do? I just want it off my computer.

[@DanielGonzalez-wh7vw]

Great review! Could you or anyone recommend the best printer to use for this kin off work? Greatly appreciate it

[@alyally5798]

Hello! Is it possible with any printer? For example " Hp Deskjet 2130" or "Hp laserjet pro m102a" hope you can reply, have a good day!

[@hannuvikman8529]

Hello! Tried to follow the tutorial with ver 2.10.18. In time 8:25 I could not get the fill colour for the logo-box. The area selected remains white. I cannot find what went wrong....what should I check?

[@jamestunstell9255]

When I turn on borderless printing in Microsoft Publisher it shifts the first page over 1/4 page.

[@Drmelv0131]

Hi david.. If i want make postcard for printing, is okay use rgb color in gimp?.

[@cwatsontn]

Why did he export the files as TIFF images first and then print? Why not simply print straight from GIMP?

[@karenoster8291]

Hi. You gave us info on the printer you use, but...not your computer. I am in the market for a new one. What are you using?

[@chaptjenny4482]

Great tutorial! I use the program with a mac and I do not know why when I export the document to register both sides in TIF, I have nothing in the document. I suppose I am doing something wrong :'(

[@forfun1101]

Thank you very much

[@TeenaOnline991]

What is this software ????

[@gerardozuccala]

The only thing I don't understand some shortcut, would be nice sometimes to show the corrisponding shortcut with gimp tooll

[@DaviesMediaDesign]

Which shortcut in particular are you referring to?

[@Sanchocloz]

Great tutorial. What brand and model printer do you use?

[@ebis2207]

How much does it cost for 1 card print roughly ?

[@reneelinwood5796]

When I type in my text all the words are together for some reason the words won't seperate when I hit the space key can someone help

[@tomormiston6592]

Assuming you have Photoshop handy, could you show how best to create good .psd files in Gimp that look perfect on Photoshop, also would be interested to see where Gimp made .PSD files fail in Photoshop?

[@DaviesMediaDesign]

I'll look into this!

[@tomormiston6592]

An excellent tutorial ! My only suggestion would be to focus just on getting an idea into a card layout then printing, with the 'present box' a separate tutorial perhaps at the end or just pull in a royalty free temporary. Not everyone will want to do all the details the same 😉

[@DaviesMediaDesign]

Thanks! I considered leaving that part out, but decided it was instrumental in the card design and I think also allows people to make their own unique designs. I will add a menu so people can skip that portion if they'd like. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@tomormiston6592]

@@DaviesMediaDesign a menu should do the trick 🤔👍

[@ibrahimburhankonuk]

Hi Davies, again thank you for this tutorial its great. Can you make a tutorial about using PSD mock up files with gimp? it would be awesome.

[@DaviesMediaDesign]

Any kind of mock up in particular you are looking for? I'll look into this. Thanks!

[@drtechtek2165]

Which paper are you using?

[@DaviesMediaDesign]

It's a blend of hemp and recycled paper, 5x7 inch dimensions. I don't have the packaging anymore so I don't have the exact specifications on the paper.

[@drtechtek2165]

@@DaviesMediaDesign Thank you

[@akw9341]

i can buy abig number, if you have agood price for me

[@juniperpunch7751]

can you do a tutorial on a thank you card?

[@DaviesMediaDesign]

Well.. you could just follow this tutorial, but replace the holiday text with your own thank you text. I'll look into making a separate tutorial, though.