### 11.6. Oilify

#### 11.6.1. Overview

Figure 17.219. Example for the “Oilify” filter

Original image

Filter applied

This filter makes the image look like an oil painting. The Mask Radius controls the outcome: a high value gives the image less detail, as if you had used a larger brush.

| Tip
The GIMPressionist filter can produce similar effects, but allows a much wider variety of options.

#### 11.6.2. Activating the Filter

This filter is found in the main menu under Filters → Artistic → Oilify….

#### 11.6.3. Options

Figure 17.220. “Oilify” filter options

Presets, “Input Type”, Clipping, Blending Options, Preview, Merge filter, Split view

  | Note
  These options are described in Section 2, “Common Features”.

Mask radius buffer, Exponent buffer

  You can define two extra layers or channels that will be used as input for this filter.

Mask radius

  Mask radius selects the size of the brush mask used to paint the oily render. Larger values here produce an oilier render.

Exponent

  Exponent selects density of the brush mask used to paint the oily render.

Number of intensities

  Size of the histogram: default is 128. Reducing the number of intensities results in a loss of details.

Intensity mode

  Use pixel luminance values: to test.

11.5. Glass Tile |  | 11.7. Photocopy

Report a bug in GIMP Report a documentation error