I did a few in the morning with this nice filter creating mysterious outcomes.

My ones for today.

I like this one very much, Dinasset. I like to play with the layer stacks to alter the image! Thank you.

Issabella, your creations are always full of charm.
Pat, I like you experimenting with it, a way to discover unsuspected possibilities.

Thanks Dinasset. I think that this filter has an especial charm applied on the pictures.

The show of beautiful mysterious women continues !
Great.

I like the Ocean Dock, Pat.

Another toy.
EasyVoronoi
Derived from EasyQbist.
As for QBist, I was obliged to prepare in advance a set of Voronoi textures, because that filter -when called from inside another filter- does nothing (no output generated).
It applies randomly the textures to the colour areas: no sophisticated research for applying the best texture by color or by luma; it's a small filter.
Therefore results are sometimes good, sometimes not so good (depending on the texture chosen by the filter for each area).
Give it a try, if you like. Here the filter:

Below the starter set of voronoi patterns; as usual you can add/remove whatever you like.
I have to split the folder.

First group of patterns.

Here the second one:

Here the third one:

Here the last one:

And now some examples:

A landscape.

Note for those who want to create/add their own Voronoi textures:
- prepare them both horizontally and vertically tileable, because as opposed to QBist filter, the patterns are applied as they are, no rescale occurs.
This is also a reason why on small outcomes the patterns show up more evidently than on large outcomes.

Same image as the last one posted.
Used a smaller out dimension.
You may see clearer textures.