Tutorial: AKVIS ArtSuite

Art gallery

Arts play an important role in the expression of inner thoughts and beauty in our life. There are so many genius painters in the wolrd history. They have presented true masterpieces to the world. But it is impossible to visit all museums and exhibitions.

Using AKVIS ArtSuite you can choose your favourite pictures, artists and create your own art gallery.

The author of this tutorial is Gordon Sisson. He used Adobe Photoshop, but you can work with any other photo editor compatible with AKVIS plugins or the standalone version of AKVIS ArtSuitе.

So let's start with Leonardo da Vinci and his famouse painting "Mona Lisa"

Step 1. Open an image in Adobe Photoshop.
Step 2. Call the plugin from the main menu of the photo editor Filters->AKVIS->ArtSuite.
Step 3. Let's choose the frame style from the drop menu Frame at the Setting Panel. The first will be the Classic style.
Step 4. Double click with the left mouse button on the texture window to open the Library.
Step 5. Double click on the appropriate texture.
Step 6. Change the value of the parameters as shown below.
Step 7. Press the button to start the process of framing your image. The result will be shown in the After tab.
Step 8. Press the button to apply the result and close the plugin window.

Here is the same picture, but we have changed the texture.

Let's take Edgar Degas "Dancers in Blue". This painting is calling us to dance with these ballet-dancers.

Here are the variantes of the frames:

The next painting is Rene Magritte "The Blank Signature" that brings us to the world of absurdity and muddle.

Let's try to frame his painting in the different frames and then choose the most suitable one.

Here is Paul Cezanne’s "Ginger Jar and Fruit". This painting worths to be framed too.

And the last but not at least is Georgia O’Keeffe’s "Bella Donna".

Here is another choice of a classic frame from the texture library:

Let's try to use another style of the frame with "Bella Donna":

Step 1. Let's increase the canvas size. Call from the main menu of Adobe Photoshop Image->Canvas Size, set the values of the parameters and save them.
Step 2. Call the plugin AKVIS ArtSuite from the main menu of the photo editor.
Step 3. We choose Classic frame for this painting but you can choose any other frame from the drop-down menu Frame and set the values of the parameters as shown below.
Step 4. Press the button to start the process of the plugin and then press the button to apply the result and close the plugin window
Here is the result:

You can try other frames.