This freeware Photoshop filter meets a need which is often expressed on
the newsgroups, for a filter which can duplicate the look of well-known
artists and art styles. Whether it's transforming a portrait into the
Wall Street Journal style or echoing the look of the old masters, this
filter is guaranteed to make your image look better. A few simple
sliders give you incredible control over the look of your image.

Give it a try!
http://www.tnphoto.com/crfil/
Tom Nelson
Tom Nelson Photography

Spam from a brain damaged 2 year old with the creative whit of a nit!

Very cool Tom!

Will you be shipping any more presets?
I'd like to try some other fantasy artists: Guisewite, Wrightson, Giraud,
and Aragones would be welcome additions.

Chris



On 4/1/08 12:43 PM, in article
010420081443175091%ludibund@xintegraonline.com.inv alid, "Tom Nelson"
<ludibund@xintegraonline.com.invalid> wrote:

> This freeware Photoshop filter meets a need which is often expressed on
> the newsgroups, for a filter which can duplicate the look of well-known
> artists and art styles. Whether it's transforming a portrait into the
> Wall Street Journal style or echoing the look of the old masters, this
> filter is guaranteed to make your image look better. A few simple
> sliders give you incredible control over the look of your image.
>
> Give it a try!
> http://www.tnphoto.com/crfil/
> Tom Nelson
> Tom Nelson Photography

"Tom Nelson" <ludibund@xintegraonline.com.invalid> wrote in message
news:010420081443175091%ludibund@xintegraonline.co m.invalid...
> This freeware Photoshop filter meets a need which is often expressed on
> the newsgroups, for a filter which can duplicate the look of well-known
> artists and art styles. [...]

Thanks for bringing back the oldie and goodie, Tom.

'tis time to accept input from potential customers. May I start by
suggesting a slider for degree of perversion with checkboxes to select
fetishes.

I am working on an automated Artist's Statement generator.

Robert Barnett" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:47f2e867$0$36370$742ec2ed@news.sonic.net...
> Spam from a brain damaged 2 year old with the creative whit of a nit!

Yes indeed, the Robert Barnett generator seems to have failed.

"Tom Nelson" <ludibund@xintegraonline.com.invalid> wrote in message
news:010420081443175091%ludibund@xintegraonline.co m.invalid...
> This freeware Photoshop filter meets a need which is often expressed on
> the newsgroups, for a filter which can duplicate the look of well-known
> artists and art styles.

Funny you should repost the above, or perhaps not given that it is April 1,
however I just finished reading a scholarly tome entitled "Creavity" which
had twenty-two authors. The editor proclamied that it was the definitive
study of creativity, and it was for the book evinced creativity by means of
profound contrast: by being uninspired, hackneyed, stiff and overly verbose
sholarly ponderings talking to itself and leading nowhere.

In article <TM6dndd5T_eR6W7anZ2dnUVZ_u6rnZ2d@supernews.com> , <jjs>
wrote:

> "Tom Nelson" <ludibund@xintegraonline.com.invalid> wrote in message
> news:010420081443175091%ludibund@xintegraonline.co m.invalid...
> > This freeware Photoshop filter meets a need which is often expressed on
> > the newsgroups, for a filter which can duplicate the look of well-known
> > artists and art styles. [...]
>
> Thanks for bringing back the oldie and goodie, Tom.
>
> 'tis time to accept input from potential customers. May I start by
> suggesting a slider for degree of perversion with checkboxes to select
> fetishes.
>
> I am working on an automated Artist's Statement generator.
>
>

Yeah, and I really need a logo as well. I wonder if the
fetish/perversion slider should pop up once Edginess gets past a
certain point. Can you have perversion without edginess? (The question
answers itself. Porn.)

I got this response from Deke McClelland:

Very inspired filters -- I like how they work. I particularly like the
way the Toulouse-Lautrec setting makes everyone shorter. Oh, and you
should see what the Vallejo does to pictures of Grandma -- sexy stuff.

--Deke

Tom

To be honest, it does seem that there are fewer postings these days
asking for a filter to reproduce something wonderful. Photoshop users
may be getting more sophisticated on the whole. The community may be
following fashions in Photoshop itself instead of traditional artists'
styles. (Examples: HDR and the Joey Lawrence look.) Also, software such
as Painter and LucisArt is taking over from traditional art methods.

In any case, if this trend continues I may have to retire the
Creativity Filter.

T.