Maybe Flatland Spray Paint 2.

Jffe----> I love it! Very useful for creating. Please let me know when it's available for download. The last image is my fav' I would use that filter----> a lot~

Jean

Thanks for looking. I'm still trying to keep the color/hue from getting so washed out, (as it is in the example pics above). Blur & lighting tends to do that it seems, and balancing it back with gamma and saturation, well, that's a tricky balance at best. If I can get the color halfway corrected it should be up next week, if not, it may never see the light of day, and I'll just modify the original filter some and update it instead.

jffe

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StevieJ wrote: Hard to separate the effects of this one, eh?

----Well, as in real life, tis often easier to do things, than to undo them, so to speak. I've got another filter "Tone Surgeon", in the works, that is having the same probs really. I have some specific looks I'm after, but to achieve them, I am getting *artifacts* that I do not wish to have. I'm looking at both filters in a more "damage control" kind of way at this point, they cannot be made to do exactly what I want, (or at least, I cannot accomplish it just yet), but if they can be made to get the idea across, with minimal garbage/extra pixels/etc., then that will have to do for now.

jffe

It's not always in the same place, so it's just a symptom of a control problem. Which leads to range limiting everything to death, and a filter than has 2 presets if that ha-ha. I'm still working on it though. I usually just post some samples at the 2/3-3/4 of the way done, to get some feedback, or see if anyone even cares enough to post anything, and go from there ya know. I've got a few filters in the works, kind of derivatives of Post Modern Posterize and Intonation, and slowly they are taking on their own lives, like this one, it just takes time and experimentation, you know how it goes.

jffe

I'm seeing some nice glass and metal.....the combo of everything is very interesting to look at!!!

you've got some good softness going there on the flower and then some rough hardness as contrast. interesting combo. and i really like that particular soft look. it's different from most i've seen.