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Yup; still having some fun with Salience's Voronoi stipper in combo with dynamic source masks.

Great voronoi images at the moment lylejk!

Thanks, Skinnyhouse.

I like this too, there are infinite findings to do. Thank you for sharing your experiments.

Why not an engraved version using the dynamic source mask. I did re-apply the regular background since the swirling wasn't to my liking.

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Amazing work! I really wish I knew how you are doing these. For some reason I just don't understand.

Again, I used G'MIC's Euclidean to Polar (default settings) followed by a modified version of Halftone shapes (circle preset; I modified this preset to allow me to go down to a radius of 5 since 10 is just too low of a resolution; actually chose a radius of 6 for this result). I then to the inverse (Polar to Euclidean) operation and ran G'MIC's Pen preset to turn the halftone dots into lines.

Cool one Lyle

Here is my experimentation on what you've listed, with minor differences.
I hope you don't mind that I used the Swami image.

Thanks for the comments, Sallyanne. Nice coloring work, Greg.

Thank You Lyle, I couldn't have done it without your ideas!

I call this one, "A View Above the Swami's Plantation" lol



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Sweet!

Still experimenting. This time I just used good ol' Whirl and Pinch (distort/recover) and another with opposite direction (and only ran G'MIC's Pen on one of the layers set to darken) for this result. I did Grain Merge that layer with the original and then ran G'MIC's Stamp preset for the final result.

This last one is really very nice, I like it.

Thanks, Diego. If you can figure out a way to smooth out the dither dots, you can possibly just use GIMP's Distort>Newsprint preset instead of G'MIC.

Beautifully done! I love the detail and contrast.

Thanks, Greg.

I love the last one. It looks kind of like a print from an engraving, or the kind of pen and ink illustrations you used to get in childrens books.

Thanks, Erisian. Still an experiment in process. Not like seams created in a majority of renders using the technique that I've been using at this time. May have to try some other methods, but only if I have some time. Way too busy today (to include working my part-time job; just finished my 40 hour full time weekend shift last night). Anyway, you all have a great day.