The second pawprint is now the active image, pasted directly over the first image. The second pawprint is then moved off the first pawprint into an appropriate spot. The same steps were repeated for the third and fourth pawprint. If you move something into the wrong spot, but you've already selected something else, you can always use Ctrl - Z to back up and try again. Next, a filter will be used to create a special effect.
Filters provide a particular look or feel to an image.
Right-click on the image and look at Filters to see a list of GIMP filters. The image is blurred because the next filter, Bump Map , acts on light and dark pixels, so its results will appear more natural with a bit of shading between the black and white of the original image. Tracks in Black and White Next the Cork board pattern is added to a new layer of the image. The Layers Dialog Layers keep portions of your working image separate from each other, so you can work on one piece of the image without affecting the other. Layers are essential for manipulating complex images.