French Kiss Texture and Topaz Labs filters used to create a Peony photograph with a watercolor feel.
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Before & After: Pointing Weimaraner With Grunge Texture
The energy in this image of my Weimaraner, Ellie, pointing is enhanced with a transformation to monochromatic and a grungy texture treatment.
Forget-Me-Not by Jolanta
This featured image is not only gorgeous, but also a fantastic example of how you can push a texture to suit your image.
Jolanta used French Kiss texture, Famille, which is a fairly dark, brown texture and created this bright, airy image. See her recipe.
Bleeding Hearts Still Life By Mandy Disher
Mandy Disher uses a touch of a French Kiss texture and edge overlay in this gorgeous, delicate, still life photograph of Bleeding Hearts. Links to more of her artwork and an interview.
Dancing With Fairies By Jules Photography
Jules created this lovely, airy portrait using French Kiss texture, Vintage Clouds. Jules is based in her studio in Leicestershire, England or wherever she’s needed as a Portrait, Lifestyle and Wedding photographer. She also does awesome pet portraits!
Show-Off, By Rebecca Cozart
Lovely floral image by Rebecca Cozart using French Kiss Texture, Jaipur.
Before & After: Painterly Camellia
A Before and After quick view of a Camellia image with texture and filters for a painterly effect. See the tutorial for a more detailed step by step.
Combining Textures And Filters In Photoshop For A Painterly Look
Fairly advanced Photoshop tutorial showing step by step details to create this painterly Camellia image. The image uses a texture and 3 filters, 2 Topaz Labs filters and the Pixel Bender Oil Paint filter. Also uses layer adjustments, clipping masks, and layer masks.
Stargazers by Anna
Floral textured image by Anna Louise using French Kiss Textures. Anna explains how the photograph was made as well as which textures she used and the blend modes and opacities.
Before and After Textures: Edge of Gold Dahlia
Sometimes, just a little kiss of texture is all that’s needed to finish a photograph. See how I’ve used two textures to give a textured edge burn to this image.