How to Create Spherical Balls in Gimp

Open a new image in gimp,fill it with some desired color\pattern of your choice.Make sure that the width and height of your image are equal.if not please do so,now you can put some text to it if you desire., Go to filters->map->map object,make sure...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Open a new image in gimp

    But its still not a sphere to make it more realistic we need to add a shadow to it ,create a new layer and move it beneath your sphere layer,using the ellipse select tool create a circle beneath your sphere,fill it with black color,lower the opacity to 50%,and apply a Gaussian blur of 10 px and merge your layers,"add a white background beneath the sphere so that you can see the shadow".
  2. Step 2: fill it with some desired color\pattern of your choice.Make sure that the width and height of your image are equal.if not please do so

  3. Step 3: now you can put some text to it if you desire.

  4. Step 4: Go to filters->map->map object

  5. Step 5: make sure you have all the options selected as shown in my image

  6. Step 6: you can play with the light

  7. Step 7: material and orientation options if you desire.

Detailed Guide

But its still not a sphere to make it more realistic we need to add a shadow to it ,create a new layer and move it beneath your sphere layer,using the ellipse select tool create a circle beneath your sphere,fill it with black color,lower the opacity to 50%,and apply a Gaussian blur of 10 px and merge your layers,"add a white background beneath the sphere so that you can see the shadow".

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