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can be that 10 colours is a little too "ambitiøs" - but the thing is: Some parts of the picture matters more than other part - The face has a high priority, the body -> a lower, - and the backgruond -> very low - if you understand
(Maybe I'm really asking more about how I come from the image to a more simple painting / drawing / cartoon (there could be a more direct way than starting to reduce the colours))
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Maybe this can help you: Gmic Qt / Artistic / Cutout (parameters : 10/0/10)
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10-01-2023, 07:15 AM
(This post was last modified: 10-01-2023, 07:17 AM by Ofnuts.)
Image > Mode > Indexed with Optimal palette is you friend. Then come back to Image > Mode > RGB if necessary (this will keep the 10 colors).
You can also use Colors > Dither but you have to figure out how to split your 10 colors into values count for R/G/B since the total number of colors is the product of these counts. So for 10, that would be it is 2, 5, 1 and you can't have 1...