If you want only the spatters (whatever color), you might want to apply it on a white layer, and then, remove that white later. You cannot apply the effect on a transparent layer. One thing I noticed is that the spatter will be concentrating on some of the lighter colors of your image and you have to have something on the layer. You can apply this filter very effectively on a photo like this one:Īlthough this is obviously meant to show blood spatters, if you change the color of the "spatters", you can have some chocolate mess. Scary body parts go well along with blood spatters. It works with any version of Filter Forge. Interestingly, you can also create a seamless pattern to be reused later, in any other project. You can choose the default red color for blood, but if you want to be creative and use a different color. It is not anatomically exact, but it still gives that overall impression. This filter will create a texture that might resemble some brain matter. Of course, scary Halloween elements would likely include some body part. It works on every version of Filter Forge. You can also get fun melting effect on text. It looks like the effect will "melt" as high as the width of the image. One particular detail to note with this particular filter, is that it seems to apply only to a square or landscape format pictures. Depending on the starting image, the melting can be interesting or scary. Many scary movies will see some elements melt away.
With thousands of filters to choose from, here are a few that could be used for your Halloween projects.
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Filter Forge is a powerful plugin that can help PaintShop Pro users obtain interesting designs, effects, and textures.
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