I had updated earlier and went through the same thing and thought I goofed - fortunately when I start up GMIC I tend to run an image through several different filters and ran across both the Ink Wash and Graphics Boost in the Artistic menu.

This is the image I tinkered with, my initial variation from the "Create this gradient Effect?" thread.

Hey Bob, I played with your image. I downloaded both your original and the ink washed one. Ink wash top layer, mode set to Divide. Looks like it's painted with water color.

Nice!

I think it's becoming a compulsion for me to take an image and run it through different filters just to see what comes out the other side. Earlier I did the gold explosion image I posted in the same thread. If I use ink wash and output a new layer, then use Lighten Only mode, it sort of looks like either a mix of silver and gold or glass and gold (depending on your imagination).

I just installed G'MIC 1.4.7.1 and Ink Wash is listed under the Presets/Testing menu.

Aha! I discovered I had 2 versions of GMIC installed. When I removed all versions and reinstalled gmic_1.4.7.1_amd64.deb it went back to the Presets/Testing menu.

I think I'm more confused now that I was before...but as long as it works.

PC: I notice that your .gmic file version doesn't implement a transparent background, but the UI version does. Is that something that David implemented for G'MIC's version or was it in your original code?

All of you who just installed G'MIC 1.4.7.1, after you click the Refresh button inside G'MIC, the Ink wash filter will be removed from the Testing/Presets menu.

It will then be found in Artistic > B&W Ink wash. Bob supersleuthed that one.

It isn't in my artistic. Just looked, then looked again.

spectral cat....already forgot what I did except for the last step was b&w inkwash.