The tulips look gorgeous just the way they are, but I wondered what would happen if I used the "watercolour painting technique" and other filters.
The "watercolour painting technique" is:
- duplicate the background layer 3 times
- to first layer, filter>artistic>cutout>4, 4, 2 luminosity
- to second layer, filter>artistic>dry brush>10, 10, 3 screen
- to third layer, filter>noise>median 12 soft light
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Here is a close up of a tulip with one petal opening past what is our normal image of tulips. I think tulips past their prime are very interesting.
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Here the tulips are reaching towards the sun in the west which is streaming through them. It already looks like a watercolour painting.
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Here is where I used the actual "watercolour" filter.
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artistic>filter>watercolour>brush detail 14 |
Of course, I had to see what it would look like posterized.
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image adjustments>posterize>level 10 |
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