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ngl i didnt expect getting this many likes 😭😭

heres what it looks like without the tv filter /o/ tbh probs the most fun i had working on smth in a while

🎶 I don't even have any trendy filter but i love that vibe 🎶

Coming this Valentines 💕🌹💌
#polaroidlove #pawlaroidlove

#JIMIN
#朴智旻
#btsfanart
You're my Park filter.

I painted my previous drawing of her, slightly different filters 💕

#PokemonLegendsArceus #LegendsArceus #pokemonfanart

so i put my recent ayato work in my lightroom filters and 😳 im gonna be using lr more often now

hey this isn't so bad *looks at it without the black and white filter* oh no bro

BONUS:

Un-VHS & Unfiltered versions, because some people might not know what is actually happening in the image. But it's mostly because I'm a nice guy.

this isn’t art I usually post on here nor do I do normally, but for work I drew a series of Australian animals/places using a pack of kids colour pencils lmao. thank you filters for saving me 😍

Glass Filter

here is another version w/o filter cuz i like it

If you take away the filter. It end up like this.

@MetaLandscapes @R33Ki @artsophiakuehn @ApricotBlossomD @Whimsicalblue15 @Wolf_Ram_Art @BenjaminBitcoin @renegade_silent @Rezaniaofficial @moondust_36 @sberryspiced @TessBotanica @crow8138 @JenVahlbruch @emmasamuelphoto @BambinoEkky @Pariiss07 @niftysprite like the one below is smudge and blur and filters to enhance the colour, theres a lot of stages involved in it. can take some time.

Unfiltered version

I 'corrected' the colors of this btw =w= (i just applied a filter lol :v) https://t.co/p01sG8eSqr

@Gauravvjw I can see what you mean about the values. I took your pic and added a filter to it (noir) and whatever that filter did it really made the waterfall pop. It’s possible your values feel muddy because they’re close to each other and it needs a darker value to help with the pop?

heres w/out filter

Filtered

@limeboiler I learned my way around Maxon Cinema 4D when I was about eleven! It's a lot of me just throwing together entire scenes of crazy looking objects I distort in 3D space, putting it in Affinity Photo (i used to use Photoshop) and post-processing them to hell with color+img filters

unfiltered, 2022
acrylic and ink on paper

i did it so you don't have to:
apply the prequel filter multiple times for guaranteed nightmares!