PhotoShop photo-to-painting plug-in

Hi artists,

I know for sure there is (are) plug-in filters for photoshop, able to convert a photograph into a Van Gogh-painting (or Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, if you'd prefer :)).
Now, what's the name(s)?

TIA
Frans

Frans wrote:

Hi artists,

I know for sure there is (are) plug-in filters for photoshop, able to convert a photograph into a Van Gogh-painting (or Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, if you'd prefer :)).
Now, what's the name(s)?

I don't know of a plugin that will do it, but you can do it in Painter

I have a plug-in called Virtual Painter which is great for that. You can do Collage, Color Pencil, Drawing, Gouache, Impasto, Oil Painting, Pastel, Pointillism, Rectangles, Silk Screen, Triangles, Watercolor. You can tweak them endlessly. Great plug-in.

"MArtin Chiselwitt" wrote in message

Frans wrote:

Hi artists,

I know for sure there is (are) plug-in filters for photoshop, able to convert a photograph into a Van Gogh-painting (or Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, if you'd prefer :)).
Now, what's the name(s)?

I don't know of a plugin that will do it, but you can do it in Painter

"Brooklyn NYC" wrote...

I have a plug-in called Virtual Painter which is great for that. You

can do

Collage, Color Pencil, Drawing, Gouache, Impasto, Oil Painting,

Pastel,

Pointillism, Rectangles, Silk Screen, Triangles, Watercolor. You can

tweak

them endlessly. Great plug-in.

Than near automaticly, the question follows: Is it possible I could say the same, in minutes?

Frans
e-mail: imagemaker at wanadoo dot nl

TIA?

Frans wrote:

Hi artists,

I know for sure there is (are) plug-in filters for photoshop, able to convert a photograph into a Van Gogh-painting (or Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, if you'd prefer :)).
Now, what's the name(s)?

TIA
Frans

Corel Painter leads the field in this proceedure.

Ryadia

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Frans wrote:

Hi artists,

I know for sure there is (are) plug-in filters for photoshop, able to convert a photograph into a Van Gogh-painting (or Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, if you'd prefer :)).
Now, what's the name(s)?

TIA
Frans

Corel Painter leads the field in this proceedure.

Ryadia

Yes, and it can do so automatically with the Auto_Clone feature, though not with all of the brushes, though the older ver 5 will work with about all of the brushes for that version. BTW, PS has many "painterly" effects in its Filters area. CS will even show you the effect for many of them, before you choose which one you think you might want to use. Some, however, will convert the image to greyscale, so you will want to work on a Duplicate Layer, and then place the color image Layer above it, and play with the Opacity of that Layer.

Hunt

"Hunt" ...

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says...

Frans wrote:

Hi artists,

I know for sure there is (are) plug-in filters for photoshop, able

to

convert a photograph into a Van Gogh-painting (or Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, if you'd prefer :)).
Now, what's the name(s)?

TIA
Frans

Corel Painter leads the field in this proceedure.

Ryadia

Yes, and it can do so automatically with the Auto_Clone feature,

though not

with all of the brushes, though the older ver 5 will work with about

all of

the brushes for that version. BTW, PS has many "painterly" effects in

its

Filters area. CS will even show you the effect for many of them,

before you

choose which one you think you might want to use. Some, however, will

convert

the image to greyscale, so you will want to work on a Duplicate Layer,

and

then place the color image Layer above it, and play with the Opacity

of that

Layer.

Hunt

I do have Corel Photo (11) but that doesn't give the required result. From PhotoShop Artistic Palette works about as I would, but it's too symmetrical.
The pictures are Grey.
By the way, Corel's filters work nicely within PhotoShop also, vice versa

Still looking for the right name of this PhotoShop filter, as I think I have it, among the many.

Frans

The Plugin Site has a plugin to create a Van Gogh or Monet effect. I guess if you don't like the works of those artists, you may be out of luck, unless you want to buy Painter.

http://thepluginsite.com/products/hypertyle/Main.htm

Ken Ryland

Frans wrote:

"Hunt" ...

In article ,
says...

Frans wrote:

Hi artists,

I know for sure there is (are) plug-in filters for photoshop, able to convert a photograph into a Van Gogh-painting (or Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, if you'd prefer :)).
Now, what's the name(s)?

TIA
Frans

Corel Painter leads the field in this proceedure.

Ryadia

Yes, and it can do so automatically with the Auto_Clone feature, though not with all of the brushes, though the older ver 5 will work with about all of the brushes for that version. BTW, PS has many "painterly" effects in its Filters area. CS will even show you the effect for many of them, before you choose which one you think you might want to use. Some, however, will convert the image to greyscale, so you will want to work on a Duplicate Layer, and then place the color image Layer above it, and play with the Opacity of that Layer.

Hunt

I do have Corel Photo (11) but that doesn't give the required result. From PhotoShop Artistic Palette works about as I would, but it's too symmetrical.
The pictures are Grey.
By the way, Corel's filters work nicely within PhotoShop also, vice versa

Still looking for the right name of this PhotoShop filter, as I think I have it, among the many.

Frans

"Kenneth Ryland" ...

The Plugin Site has a plugin to create a Van Gogh or Monet effect. I

guess

if you don't like the works of those artists, you may be out of luck,

unless

you want to buy Painter.

http://thepluginsite.com/products/hypertyle/Main.htm

Ken Ryland

This could be what I could use, but not what I was looking for. Tried it, but a message came up, something like "You'll can see this only in preview mode, because it's a demo"
In preview mode, it's worthless.
Thanks Ken

Frans

I like Paint Engine from http://www.fantasticmachines.com That filter is free.

Frans:

All that means is that if you want a plugin that will do the job you require, you are going to have to pay for it. The Plugin Site has some things for free, but others cost money.

Ken Ryland

Frans wrote:

"Kenneth Ryland" ...

The Plugin Site has a plugin to create a Van Gogh or Monet effect. I guess if you don't like the works of those artists, you may be out of luck, unless you want to buy Painter.

http://thepluginsite.com/products/hypertyle/Main.htm

Ken Ryland

This could be what I could use, but not what I was looking for. Tried it, but a message came up, something like "You'll can see this only in preview mode, because it's a demo"
In preview mode, it's worthless.
Thanks Ken

Frans

"Kenneth Ryland" wrote...

Frans:

All that means is that if you want a plugin that will do the job you require, you are going to have to pay for it. The Plugin Site has some things for free, but others cost money.

Ken Ryland

Oh, I know and they are right, only they should be able to give me a demonstration, that makes me hungry to their product. From what I saw, I don't need this plug in from them.

rgds
Frans

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I like Paint Engine from http://www.fantasticmachines.com That filter

is

free.

Thank you Catlady, for this adres. Indeed, there are some very good applications, have to study and chek.

Maybe you (and other people, intrested in painting) could try "virtual painter" available at http://fosisoft.home.ro/ (Close your eyes for other matters) from Jasc, this is...

Frans

What a lovely sign in!

Arts

"Catlady =^..^=" <invalid> wrote in message

I like Paint Engine from http://www.fantasticmachines.com That filter is free.

And what a lovely filter too - I have just tried it and while effective it is quite sweet to use

Arts

"Catlady =^..^=" <invalid> wrote in message

I like Paint Engine from http://www.fantasticmachines.com That filter is free.

In message <cfthnd$1kri$>, Frans
writes

"Kenneth Ryland" wrote...

Frans:

All that means is that if you want a plugin that will do the job you require, you are going to have to pay for it. The Plugin Site has some things for free, but others cost money.

Ken Ryland

Oh, I know and they are right, only they should be able to give me a demonstration, that makes me hungry to their product. From what I saw, I don't need this plug in from them.

Forgive me, but PS Elements has a number of such filters, doesn't CS, or is it that you want more control?

Mike
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"Michael J Davis" <[email protected]> wrote...

Forgive me, but PS Elements has a number of such filters, doesn't CS,

or

is it that you want more control?

Mike

Hi Mike,
You know, I'm quite sure I do have such a filter on my pc. If it came from (old) Elements, or from Corel's Paint or what ever, I don't know. But I found over 1000 filters and than it's impossible to search and try. So I hoped that somebody just told me 'that should be ...so and so filter'

The result should look as if some person would have painted the picture, in Van Gogh's style is prefered.

Still haven'd found it. Pallette looks good, but way to stiff

Regards
Frans

If you could find a copy of Paint Alchemy from Xaos Tools (Kay-Os) it does a great job of things like this. http://www.xaostools.com

John

"Frans" wrote in message

"Michael J Davis" <[email protected]> wrote...

Forgive me, but PS Elements has a number of such filters, doesn't CS,

or

is it that you want more control?

Mike

Hi Mike,
You know, I'm quite sure I do have such a filter on my pc. If it came from (old) Elements, or from Corel's Paint or what ever, I don't know. But I found over 1000 filters and than it's impossible to search and try. So I hoped that somebody just told me 'that should be ...so and so filter'

The result should look as if some person would have painted the picture, in Van Gogh's style is prefered.

Still haven'd found it. Pallette looks good, but way to stiff
Regards
Frans

Frans wrote:

Hi artists,

I know for sure there is (are) plug-in filters for photoshop, able to convert a photograph into a Van Gogh-painting (or Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, if you'd prefer :)).
Now, what's the name(s)?

TIA
Frans

None of you never heard about Artistic history brush ;-))

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On Sat, 21 Aug 2004 23:39:09 +0200, "Marsupilami" wrote:

Frans wrote:

Hi artists,

I know for sure there is (are) plug-in filters for photoshop, able to convert a photograph into a Van Gogh-painting (or Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, if you'd prefer :)).
Now, what's the name(s)?

TIA
Frans

None of you never heard about Artistic history brush ;-))

Some of us don't think it's much good ;-)

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Hecate - The Real One

veni, vidi, reliqui

None of you never heard about Artistic history brush ;-))

Some of us don't think it's much good ;-)

--

Hecate - The Real One

veni, vidi, reliqui

I new there was a conspiratcy
;-))))

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Houba houba.
Marsu.
"the number you call is wrong, please call information" Kraftwerk-"The telephone call"

I new there was a conspiratcy
;-)))

sorry...conspiracy

Arty Facting wrote:

it reads quite as nice as "constipancy"

ROTFL

Marsupilami wrote:

Arty Facting wrote:

it reads quite as nice as "constipancy"

ROTFL

at least two posts that I forgot my stupid signature
now here it is...
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it reads quite as nice as "constipancy"

Artio

"Marsupilami" wrote in message

I new there was a conspiratcy
;-)))

sorry...conspiracy

I think if I aspire to be sophisticated I may append

Yesterday I thought I was indecisive but I am not sure today

Houba!

Artio

"Marsupilami" wrote in message

Marsupilami wrote:

Arty Facting wrote:

it reads quite as nice as "constipancy"

ROTFL

at least two posts that I forgot my stupid signature
now here it is...
--
+++++++++++
Houba houba.
Marsu.
"Oh oh , I love you so-oo-oohh"
The Ramones

In message <cg0c8m$2cmp$>, Frans
writes

"Michael J Davis" <[email protected]> wrote...

Forgive me, but PS Elements has a number of such filters, doesn't CS,

or

is it that you want more control?

Mike

Hi Mike,
You know, I'm quite sure I do have such a filter on my pc. If it came from (old) Elements, or from Corel's Paint or what ever, I don't know. But I found over 1000 filters and than it's impossible to search and try. So I hoped that somebody just told me 'that should be ...so and so filter'

I know the feeling. Incidentally I downloaded Paintengine, looks quite interesting, but very complex. So far only the watercolour seems a little better than the Elements built-in filters.
Will have to find some instructions....

The result should look as if some person would have painted the picture, in Van Gogh's style is prefered.

Yes. I see where you're coming from - Netherlands, isn't it? ;-)

Still haven'd found it. Pallette looks good, but way to stiff

Do let us know if you find anything.

Mike
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