Hold down the Shift key, and move your mouse to the next corner. Select your chosen tool, and click at a point where you’d like to have one corner of your shape. This method has the advantage that it works with any of GIMP’s brush-based tools, from the Paintbrush to the Clone tool, which creates some interesting possibilities depending on the settings you choose. Another solution (maybe easyer) could be : 1. Presumably elliptical-select is drawing a pixellated circle, and then selection-to-path is approximating that pixellated shape with the path. Usually, I wholeheartedly approve of silly things, but you don’t want to damage your tablet’s drawing surface! Yes, but at smaller sizes this results in a bad lumpy circle. You will have a path in line with this tool. Now click on anywhere in the document area and make another click on your desired direction. Then when you make the ellipse and fill it (Edit > Fill with FG/BG colour), the colours will be solid. It’s possible to draw perfectly straight lines in GIMP using one of the many brush tools – and I don’t mean cheating by using a ruler on your drawing tablet, which is silly. Take the Path tool or press B as a shortcut key. If you fill without sharpening the selection the edge will be like this: Choose the Ellipse Select tool, and uncheck 'Antialiasing' in the Tool Options. This is an hack to get several concentric circles without the burden of.
Then, you’ll be able to fill that circle with whatever colors, patterns or bitmaps you’d like. Fill the shrinked selection with background color (Menu -> Edit -> Fill with BG Color) Thats the way to create circles in gimp. The next tutorial in my profile and Many to come this will help for reference and its a bit cramped but itill do and plz comment and even be a critic. In short, the way to draw a circle with GIMP is to use the Ellipse Select Tool and click and drag on your canvas to create a selection in the shape of a circle. If you don’t want to use either of the selection methods, there’s one last option that might work for you. Fill the selection with foreground color (Menu -> Edit -> Fill with FG Color). This is probably the most flexible way of creating a rectangle/box/square in GIMP, and it can be combined with Method 1 or Method 3 to create more complex effects. To draw a circle in GIMP, grab the Ellipse Select Tool (keyboard shortcut: E) and click and drag on your canvas while holding Shift to create a circular.
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