The author of this tutorial, Fiorenza Ferrari, created a picture by combining the Oil and Watercolor effects in AKVIS ArtWork. Superimposing the two effects reduces fine details: the Oil effect weakens the outlines of objects leading to an even more blurred result after the Watercolor effect is applied.
Fiorenza writes: "I wanted to create watercolor paintings from photos of my vacation in Normandy. After searching for graphics software on the internet I stumbled upon ArtWork."
Simplicity = 84;
Stroke Curvature = 63;
Max Stroke Length = 86;
Stroke Thickness = 13;
Stroke Intensity = 7;
Stroke Density = 73;
Microdetails = 28;
Saturation = 31;
Relief = 27.
Add guiding lines.
Save the image and open it again.
Simplicity = 1;
Saturation = 70;
Variance = 70;
Stroke Intensity = 52;
Blurring = 37;
Glazing = 34.