Plays with Gimp

[dinasset]

Today another old effect, again ported to python and modified to my taste: ROY LICHTENSTEIN EFFECT.
Original edition by "Cprogrammer" "2008, april"
Modified/tested by "Paul Sherman" "08/26/2018 on GIMP 2.10.6".

Here some examples:
   
   
   

The effect dows not show up well because of the attachments dimension.

[Issabella]

(01-23-2019, 07:10 AM)dinasset Wrote: Today another old effect, again ported to python and modified to my taste: ROY LICHTENSTEIN EFFECT.
Original edition by "Cprogrammer" "2008, april"
Modified/tested by "Paul Sherman" "08/26/2018 on GIMP 2.10.6".

Here some examples:




The effect dows not show up well because of the attachments dimension.

This last effect is very interesting. I like your results. 

[dinasset]

Thanks Issabella.
I re-post one of those images to let the effect showing more clearly on a small image:
   

A bit exaggerated, but it's only to show how the texture is.

[dinasset]

Again an "old" filter: Wrap Effect.
# original edition by "ICCII" "2001, april"
# modified/tested by "Paul Sherman" "08/26/2018 on GIMP 2.10.6"
# translated into python by Diego Nassetti January 2019
adding the possibility to give a nuance to tha wrapping material.
An example:
   

Applying a yellowish material:
   

Applying a reddish material:
   

[Issabella]

(01-25-2019, 10:15 AM)dinasset Wrote: Again an "old" filter: Wrap Effect.
# original edition by "ICCII" "2001, april"
# modified/tested by "Paul Sherman" "08/26/2018 on GIMP 2.10.6"
# translated into python by Diego Nassetti January 2019
adding the possibility to give a nuance to tha wrapping material.
An example:


Applying a yellowish material:


Applying a reddish material:

I like that effect a lot, Dinasset. Also the option to apply colours. Well done in your experimentation. 

[dinasset]

Thanks Issabella.
Continuing my exploration on old scripts.
Tuday it's the turn of: satin.scm.
# original edition by "Art Wade" "2008, October"
# translated into python by Diego Nassetti January 2019
# with some additions

Also in this filter there is the possibility (original) of different "nuances".
Examples:
   
   
   
   
   

[dinasset]

Forgot to say that -if you like- you may "displace" the source image as if it were "printed" on the "satin" fabric.


   

[Issabella]

(01-26-2019, 10:01 AM)dinasset Wrote: Forgot to say that -if you like- you may "displace" the source image as if it were "printed" on the "satin" fabric.

I like your results Dinasset and you get the best results as I can't say which one I like the best. Very artistic all of them. 

[dinasset]

Thanks Issabella.

[dinasset]

Continuing my exploration on old scripts.
Today it's the turn of: BlueSkyClouds.scm.

# original edition by "Darla McKay" "2007"
# translated into python by Diego Nassetti January 2019
# with some additions

Can be used when the sky of your image does not have a nice tone (burned out? gray?).

An example:
from this picture, very nice but with a gray-ish sky
   

to this one, with some light blue and clouds added:
   

(you may do it better, playing with the parameters)