Thank you for the appreciation, dinasset. Here on GC I think it's not a habit to post all your different outcomes in just one threat.
As yet, I have only a gallery on GL.
But I will post my tries here in the appropriate threat

one more with this nice filter.

Time to enrich this repository.
A "divertissement" on colours.
Only2Hues

This one analyses the colours used in the source image, identify the most used, creates the complimentary colour then applies those two on a copied layer, either one or the other depending if the pixel is light or dark.
Then it invert values.
Here is the new filter:


As I said it's a play, sometimes it produces nice outcomes, sometimes not.
Just try it.

For today another "divertissement", this time on the "structure" of the image.
AddStructure

This one generates a quasi-cracked copy of the source layer.

Here is the new filter:


Also this one is a play, generally it produces pleasant outcomes.
Just try it.

Using the same source image:


Outcome of the filter Only2Hues:


Outcome of the filter AddStructure:


Your turn, if you like...

This looks better than Craquelure Scripts!! Thank you Dinasset. I really like this one.

I like this filter, also!!! In comparison to the original photo, IMO I think the entire image has a better all over color with improved detail, especially on the flowers around her head as well as her skin tone. Thank you again, Dinasset.

Thanks Pat, I appreciate your positive comments.

Thank you so much Dinasset, two new ones! Good!
Pat, very good results. The last one is beautiful.

and these,

Thanks Issa.
A warning on the usage of the 2hues filter:
because it uses a threshold between the 2 hues, sometimes the little blur applied in the filter is not enough to avoid unpleasant disruptions of colour areas on a face, hence you need to apply a stronger blur on the top layer.
For instance: "to read" shows this problem, redo and apply a blur 30 on the top layer before flattening.

Thank you so much Dinasset, I applied blur on upper layer as it got threshold evidence. Thanks for the tip!

Nice outcomes, Issa, especially the first two.

This new one is really funny.
EasyQBist

It generates a new image as a copy of the source layer overlayed with random QBist patterns.

Unfortunately the QBist filter does not allow to use it non-interactively, hence I had to create a set of predefined QBist structures (attached) to load dynamically (and randomly).

Here is the new filter:

You will find it under Diego/Quantize

and here is a QBist patterns set:

this subset has two limitations:
1-it's just a subset of my many QBist patterns (more than 100)
2-patterns have been converted to jpg to occupy less storage (mine are in png)
Thus I recommend the users to create their own QBist patterns.
I hope to have Sallyanne among my fans, I know she likes QBist

Examples:




In these examples I've used the patterns subset attached in the publishing post.
If you'll add more QBist patterns created by yourself, results could be more varying.
Enjoy!

An example using a full set of 100 patterns

Thank you Dinasset, I don't know if I did these correctly in QBs.

and these, The first one was in black&white.

Thanks, Issa!
Do you like them? A bit funny, aren't they?

You may add your own, Issa.
First create a new image, 1000x1000.
Then go to Filters/Render/Pattern/QBist
Play until the central pattern is of your taste, click OK.
Save the image with the name beginning with "QB" so the filter can be used without changes.
Those provided by me are named QBs01 to QBs20 (I say only not to duplicate).