I love this filter and the explosion of beautiful colours it produces. I did my first tests, testing each possibility in curves. Spectacular results, Dinasset. A wonderful job in it.

Thanks Issabella.
Sometimes results are really good, sometimes I discard them: the source image is very important.

I know it, Dinasset. But I like most of the results. Besides, expecting the result of the filter is exciting, too.

Very nice montage, Issabella.

Another toy also today (likely only for my friend Issabella).
It applies randomly different gradients (having the same filtering text substring) to the various colour components.
It is derived by childish paint plus a new gradient layer.
You will probably notice that I'm often repeating myself with variations: true, when one becomes old (and I'm becoming very old) a great escape to the lack of new more creative phantasies are the "variations over a theme".
As many other of my last filters it makes use of random choices, which render the outcome always a surprise.
Here it is:
GradienrPaint

Note: the default filtering text substring is "atmo", which is referring to the atmospheric gradients by Nevitt at DeviantArt: https://www.deviantart.com/download/103 ... 1503293771

You may download them (they are very nice) or just use the gradients groups you already have (remember to change the filtering substring).

Examples:

- using the "atmo" gradients


- using the "mandel" gradients (a set I have which I can download here if you want)

The produced outcome is not flatten and you may play -as usual- with the layer mode.
Same "atmo" with mode set to "softlight"

..and setting the mode to "saturation"

The "mandel" outcome changing the layer mode to colour

Another present for all of us, Dinasset! Thank you so much.
Loving results and really alluring, IMO.

I love the results.

Thanks a lot, my friend.
You have a "special" sensibility in finding the appropriate images to work on.
Many nice outcomes.

Thanks.

without forgetting the previous one: