Industrial Paint Powder Coat

And on my Cosmos flower photo~

Jean

[[[Thank You Bongo]]]

The filter produces quite a few looks- the previous two are the default setting. Here are a few more various styles with the Powder Coat Filter.

Jean

P.S. I already want to update the presets and maybe clarify settings. It's an advanced filter because of all the sliders. Hopefully beginners will be able to enjoy it~ I'll try to clarify more for them and update the filter around the time it hits the Gallery.

And many more looks can be acheived if one works the slider/algorithms correctly. It's not really a filter where everything is set in presets. Hoping beginners will be okay with it for that reason. (((Going to bed now,,, nite)))

Jean

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Pic #3 is smok'in!!! I really like the vibrance of color in that one.....

((((Hugs)))((((TY))))

Makes a wide range of a cross between Lithograph and Illustrator. The pic above has Sandblast applied.

Here's what I did to the filter. I ripped off all the presets that were there to show off the metallic qualities---> which were dependent on the end user knowing how to get that kind of look out of the filter. All 19 presets... GONE. LOL

Then I spent 3 hours this morning making fine tuning and using what I know to create 16 stunning presets that give artists renderings. And I'm not done as I'll have 19 back however I cannot update the preset till hit loads in the Gallery ... and then will have to wait on the load time for the upgrade.

This one I'm showing here is not a preset just settings. I'm going to take a 30 min break then will come back to it and work some more on it.

Bongo wrote:

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wow. that is soooo delightfully funky. Those flowers almost look insectoid now.

This filter has a dark side~ LOL Now to get that effect it will have to be done with sliders because I did end up taking all the heavy sandblasting and metals off. I wanted to show how the filter could be applied verses what it could do, was the reason for the change.

Thank you both for the wonderful compliments~

Jean

Hi Stevie My little girl hijacked my computer for games; I'm back now.

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Nice!!! full spectrum of the effect from beginning to end.....

TY~

19 presets are not enough to show the range of the filter. I'm deliberating on this end for the presets. Believe it or not it also makes an array of background papers. (Not to mention silky black backgrounds that I don't have room to showcase. But they are in the filter.)

What I came up with to showcase the some of the papers and backgrounds are two color wheels; each area represents a background fill from the filter.

Beginners like their graphics in one click- Advanced users realize that layer filters and manipulation no matter how great the filter is-----> always pays off. This filter is great for advanced users. *grin* But... the fills below are one click beginner exmaples. Now an advanced user is going to have fun changing hues ect even layering other filters on top and duplicating semi transparent layers. The filter at this stage prior to the update seems like it will be friendly for all experience levels (which is my main concern of course).

Stevie thanks so much for taking a look!~ ((On top of creating and tweaking this one last night I also made another frames filter (it's an update from Metal Teeth with some new twists)- also updated Metal Teeth to show CFandM's corkboard reccomendation to use in conjunction with that filter. Been busy, LOL. This filter is the filter I was working on prior to the Condensation filter- the filter that accidentally made the bubbles... (LOL)---- don't worry that's been fixed. No bubbles here.

Jean

And a little funny Mom sent me in email. (((My last post was so full of typos *grin*)). (((Just putting a little humor in all the serious talk))).

So----> If you can read this you might be able to read my last post. It surprised us when we read thru it very quickly.

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Just don't think of the words as you read them quickly....m

If you can read this, your brain is 50% faster than those who can't


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Cna yuo raed tihs? Olny 55 plepoe tuo fo 100 anc.

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Okay back to serious filter land for me~ Just thought I'd break it up and play for a second.

Jean

Ah, then you have already seen this.....

http://www.freewebs.com/ace_acdc/The_Human_Brain.pps

That's right, no rest for the weary when you are a filtermaker LOL....

Looks like you have this filter completely under "control" hehe.... get it.....more controls..... Okay, bad joke LOL....