This is one far out filter Graechan!

the latest version of this script simply screamed: "paisley me!" - so i did .

@ AnMal you always make an already pretty pattern even prettier

Rel4 is spot on. Thank you Graechan.

erisian: wow, that really looked cool on your fairy! what settings did you use?

sallyanne: aww, thanks! i like playing around with the results of a script.

Thank you for having the patience. I can't think that any one here would 'give up on you'.

Thanks AnMal. I think I used a colour for the foreground and a gradient for the background and all other settings were default.

I don't know what I am doing wrong,but when i run the script,it only does background,the original pic is not sitting on top of the warhol effect

pirate541: you ran this on a picture with no transparency in it, right? to get something like erisian's picture above you need a transparent border around the picture. i tried soemthing similar yesterday and i had to change the default layermode of the warhol layer to get a good result, too.

Anmal
Thank You for Your reply,but how do i do that?

Anmal,
I tried all modes,no changes happened,plus if you notice,the warhol frames are small,i couldn't get them to be larger.

I ran the script for transparency,it still didn't do anything

Changing the 9 to a 3 made them bigger,but i tried all layer modes,I still can't get one to sit on top.
and I downloaded the latest version of the script.
And thank You for helping

yes I have gmic
lol,i've been fiddling with this script all day,i'll keep trying

there it is



Thank you

here's one i couldn't change

pirate 541: i tried the "hannah" image too, and i have no idea why, but i got no better results than you- the script runs fine for me on similar images, but it does strange things when i try yours. with the easter egg image you're actually getting the same effect you see in other posts here, you just can't see it because the original image has no transparent borders. try this: go to image -> canvas size, make sure to click the links together, resize with at least 50 px and click center to center your image. click ok. then go to layers -> layer to image size. duplicate your layer in case you'll need it later, then run the script on one of the layers. this should give you the right effect. i don't think that image is very well suited for this script though - but that's of course a matter of taste.

Anmal,
I followed Your instructions,but it still didn't work.I know this image is not really suitable for a warhol "painting",but I tried others too,and it still didn't show correctly.
lol,I have to stay away from painting, and stick with cooking

The reason i was asking why it wasn't working for me,i that I thought that the script does all the work.

again,thank You both for your help,patience and input
People like You are the reason why this forum is so successful