Get to grips with a new technology, understand what it is and what it can do for you, and then get to work with the most important features and tasks. A Starter guide which helps you practically start with GIMP through plenty of examples and screenshots. This is an excellent handbook for anyone who would like to start drawing using their computers. The approach used within this book is objective so that readers from any age will be able to learn the process. The setup is so basic that you will need only a computer and a very minimal amount of computer literacy to start using this book.
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Höhe: 235 mm
Breite: 191 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-78216-034-2 (9781782160342)
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Schweitzer Klassifikation
Fazreil Amreen is a kind of person who would say hi to you when you walk past him. He lives in the beautiful country of Malaysia. Fazreil Amreen loves to exhibit art through his works. According to him, he is going to 'make it big' wherever he goes. Being a video game player since the 8-bit era, Fazreil enjoys challenging games and his motto is that 'nothing can stop him' in his virtual life. Currently Fazreil is working at MIMOS Berhad, the national R&D organization. He got exposed to multiple disciplines of technology there and is proud to be a Software Configuration Management Engineer there. He chose open source to fill in the gaps of automation in his work. Apart from his daily development job, he also works to produce papers for conferences and new innovations. At home, Fazreil lives with his parents Abdul Jalil and Farida Hanim together with his sister Fazreen Dharleila. He is thankful to have such a supporting family. He can't help but mention his cats who cause chaos and sniff his food. Fazreil is active on Twitter and Facebook, where he checks out new stuff about his friends and new trends. You can reach him at @fab52 or facebook.com/fazreil.
