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• Posts only containing a sunset with no other Vaporwave elements are not allowed. These are so common that they flood the subreddit if not removed. Posts cannot only contain pink/blue color scheme. • Posts containing a pink/blue colour scheme with no other Vaporwave elements are not allowed. No political or military-themed posts. Posting your own art or album covers is allowed (see also ), while actual music should go in.

Meme posts are allowed, but better suited for. Related Communities • • • • • • • • •. OK, I've been meaning to make this tutorial for a long time, so here goes. I'm using GIMP because this is what I'm familiar with.

This is how I do it, it's not very simple, but I tried to make it as realistic as possible. Open up your image. Go do Colors > Components > Decompose. In the dialogue, choose YCbCr. You'll get 3 layers: Luma, Blueness and Redness (the latter two together are called 'chroma'). First, apply Gaussian Blur filter to both chroma layers with the following parameters: horizontal—36px, vertical—4px. Then, duplicate both layers.

Set the copies' mode to Grain Merge. Merge the copies with their respective originals. You should be left with the same 3 layers as in the beginning. There's an optional step—Blur the Luma layer.

Now select Colors > Components > Compose. Choose YCbCr again. The results will look like this:,,. In the second and third image, I added some additional noise to chroma layers, and some grain in luma. Other optional filters for the picture: scanlines, GIMP's Shift, manual image tearing.