Messing around a bit with G'MIC. Lots of cool effects can be obtained. These are some I did this morning. On all of them, I duplicated the original, applied the G'MIC effect, then set the mode. There were a couple I did extra things to.
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After. Black Crayon Graffiti filter, and forgot the mode. Either screen, or overlay, I believe:
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After. Another Black Crayon Graffiti, mode set to overlay, make wonderful filter applied, and adjusted the curves slightly. Sort of gives the appearance that the sun is coming from the left:
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After. Color Sketch applied, mode set to overlay, with a lomo effect added:
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After. Colored Pencil, mode to dodge:
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After. Rodilius applied, screen mode:
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After. Water color, set to hard light:
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After. lylejk's painting applied, hue mode:
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After. Colored pencil applied, overlay mode, make wonderful set at 20:
I know these won't be to everyone's liking, but hey, beauty's in the eye of the beerholder.
Thanks for looking.PART 2:
Did a few more. Most are more subtle. Most of these were taken while hiking Taum Sauk Mountain State Park in Missouri.
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After. Colored pencil, size 0, amplitude 54, quantize colors 255, color smoothness 2.59, layer mode Value:
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After. Graphic boost 2, mode to lighten only, curve adjustment:
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After. Graphic novel, mode to screen. Made my camo match well, haha:
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After. Morphology painting, mode to divide:
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After. Painting, mode to overlay. Thought the painting feature would work well with this, as it paints wavy, matching the water ripples:
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After. Painting, mode to soft light, same reasoning as above:
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After. Pastel art, mode to lighten only. Subtle, with clear differences:
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After. Black Crayon Graffiti, mode to color. I like the colors this one added:
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After. Color sketch, mode to burn, major curve adjustment:
