Impressionist paintings

[G Thorley]

Does anyone know how to transform pictures so that they look like an
impressionist painting.

Graham Thorley

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[Kanga]

Graham, you should try Fantastic pain engine, its a free download and it can
give you tons of paint effects. It comes with some presets but you can also
make your own, I have had wonderful luck with it. here is the link to
download: http://www.fantasticmachines.com/thankyou.htm They do ask you to
register, but it is free. I hope this helps!

Pamela

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[Kanga]

That should say fantastic paint engine, not pain <g>

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[Jim_Kearman]

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> Graham, you should try Fantastic pain engine

While we're on the subject of pain, if you can get next to someone who has
MS Image Composer 1.5, they have a decent Impressionist filter that works
with PSP.

[Chunk Kiesling]

Not exactly impressionist, but you can get a sort of pointilist effect
by using sharpen more a bunch of times.

Chunk

[Owen F. Ransen]

On Mon, 14 Aug 2000 13:05:44 GMT, G Thorley <gtho...@slowhome.com>
wrote:

>Does anyone know how to transform pictures so that they look like an
>impressionist painting.
>
>Graham Thorley
>
>remove "slow" from e-mail if replying direct

There is a "Mad Painter" effect in Repligator which you
might like:

http://www.ransen.com/repligator/mad.htm

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