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Sunday, March 17, 2013

"Mottled Marble Technique" – Domino


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I experimented further and found something similar to, but still not quite the same as this marbled effect. I once again used my "veined marble texture" GIMP script, then applied a GMIC - Patterns - Sponge filter to it. It doesn't create the mottled look that I wanted to match, but it is closer than my previous attempt.

I just updated to the latest GMIC release 1.5.5.0, but now the Steampunk Pencil filter is missing. I liked that one and need to find out what happened to it. I determined that it was in release 1.5.1.3 but disappeared in release 1.5.1.4 even though they list it for the current release on the website.

I need to determine how to call GMIC from a GIMP script, so I can reproduce the Steampunk Pencil filter, which was described as being:

GMIC - Black and White - Pencil
GMIC - Artistic - Kuwahara
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