What I was saying is that I know damn well that what ED states is not absolute. It's a corrupt version of Wikipedia, which is why I love it. But like Wikipedia's content isn't absolute it's fairly close to somethone one can base a though, idea, or act upon. And damnit, now I can't flame you because I feel sad for you now. Defending someone as meaningless as a DA artist. It's like you have no value to yourself. =/

"I wish I could believe that you truly don't care about my ED inspired trolling."

Yeah I never said I didn't care, that was My Boyfriend.

Anyways, To be quite Honest. I actually feel sorry for you.
I don't see how People on ED could waste so much of their time and make entire pages on People.

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My Deviant Art Gallery: [link]
My Website: [link]
Kain and Raziel

Hmmm Ok. I'll try it.

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Rose a.k.a. Goddess Millenia (n) - Your Source for Legacy of Kain : Kain and Raziel love (only)
My Deviant Art Gallery: [link]
My Website: [link]
Kain and Raziel

Ok First of all,
I also tried to download it for Free long ago, and it still only gave me a trial for a certain number of Days and then said I'd have to pay for the Full Version.

Second of all,
This is My journal, so don't come here saying I'm being 'Fucktarded'

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Rose a.k.a. Goddess Millenia (n) - Your Source for Legacy of Kain : Kain and Raziel love (only)
My Deviant Art Gallery: [link]
My Website: [link]
Kain and Raziel

Hey Guess what?
I've never even heard of GIMP.

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Rose a.k.a. Goddess Millenia (n) - Your Source for Legacy of Kain : Kain and Raziel love (only)
My Deviant Art Gallery: [link]
My Website: [link]
Kain and Raziel

then where would you like me to.

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"It is beyond me how anyone can claim to be so down with our maker that they are able to slap his approval on anything they deem 'christian'."
~Russ Seehafer

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what gimp lacks
1. CMYK support
2.PANTONE support
3.RAW format support
4.major 3'rd part support
5.books, tutorials, and guides
6.Vector-Based Shape/Text support
7.layer effects
8.Resizable Brushes
9.Fade filter(huge issue for myself)
10.a proper interface

however i never said gimp was bad, its just not suited for profestional work, or printing. Its perfect for home use and alike. Oh and gimp isnt ment to be a photoshop clone, just ask the developers.

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"It is beyond me how anyone can claim to be so down with our maker that they are able to slap his approval on anything they deem 'christian'."
~Russ Seehafer

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I was talking to

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Rose a.k.a. Goddess Millenia (n) - Your Source for Legacy of Kain : Kain and Raziel love (only)
My Deviant Art Gallery: [link]
My Website: [link]
Kain and Raziel

Now I know you're lying. GIMP has always been free and there is no trial version. Wanna try again, fucktard?

*GIMP has multiple layer effects, just click the dropdowns and choose at will. It has almost as many as my copy of CS2 does.
*GIMP has tons of tutorials and guides. Just google the phrase "GIMP tutorials" and see for yourself. Lurk around GIMPtalk and GIMPdome too, they have awesome tutorials. Plus, GIMP is already so similar to Photoshop you can use almost all Photoshop tutorials with GIMP. So long as you know the GIMP equivalents of the Photoshop tools.
By the way, I got your GIMP books right here: [link]
Try to make sure you know what you're talking about before commenting.
*GIMP doesn't really need third-party support, being freeware and all, but it does have it. Again, try Amazon for software that complements GIMP.
*GIMP has the best interface out of any graphic editing software (In my opinion, of course) I love the way it comes in chunks. I can move and minimize shit I'm not using, and use my monitor space for better things. But, if you prefer Photoshop's interface, google "GIMPshop" and you'll find a free (OMG THIRD-PARTY) download that will rearrange GIMP's interface to mirror Shop's. It even will rename a few tools to mirror Shop if you so desire.
*GIMP has resizable brushes, but they're a bit trickier than Photoshops. You have to have made the GIMP brush yourself to be able to resize it. If you ask, I can find the link to the tutorial on it.
*Also, if you need a fade filter, I'm sure you can find one made online, or just create one yourself. You can create your own GIMP scripts quite easily if you take awhile to learn the simple steps.

I can't deny the rest of your points, I don't understand many, I'm not a pro at this, and I only have a basic handle on it anyway.