Artistic : PolyFlow 2 by Ramlyn

Artistic : PolyFlow 2 by Ramlyn
http://www.filterforge.com/filters/13174.html

And here's your result.

And the result. I don't know why but I had to resize the result images really small to get them to upload but the original images uploaded just fine at a larger rez? I mean there all JPG. what's the deal?

The filter appears to have been not designed to work with various resolutions. I fixed that for you.

Thanks Skybase.

I was thinking to put an option to choose between "Default" and "Image Bounds" in the Anchor XY, but because I liked the image with the center of the effect on the side, I decided to let it as Default.
So, I'll add the choice.

The chain Polygon --> Free rectangle --> Scale :
The beginning I simply used the Squash of the Polygon component.
The problem is that the Polygon component before squashes the shape and then rotate it.
This means that, for example, I wouldn't be able to obtain a regular rhombus simply using the polygon component ( I would obtain a rhomboid with two sides of one size and other two sides of another size, not a squashed rhombus with four sides of the same size. Am I wrong? ).
The chain Polygon --> Free rectangle --> Scale instead gives a different Polygon squashing depending on the initial rotation.
But............................
Just now I thought that that I could use the Squash control in the Bomber, because it works after the Polygon component rotation.

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I was thinking to put an option to choose between "Default" and "Image Bounds" in the Anchor XY, but because I liked the image with the center of the effect on the side, I decided to let it as Default.

I mean another thing you could do (but you already submitted) is to make x y coordinates a controllable thing while keeping it Anchor XY.

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The problem is that the Polygon component before squashes the shape and then rotate it.

So after I wrote that I realized you were trying to solve that issue. But yes, you nailed it, use the squash param on the bomber.

Ah well... Great filter!

WOW!! This is really cool and beautiful, like it very much the final pattern that you can get with this, lovely

Please, keep making more of this interesting and cool artistic filters, you have great and nice ideas and know how to make them with FF

Hey! The update works great. These two examples have the image loaded both in the background and foreground. Original #1.

Original #2.

Here's one more. Original #1 is in the foreground.

And the result.