Hello Tessa, there are various filters in GIMP, you can try them all out apart or combined.
My personal experience has shown that the output is rather dull. I prefer working with layers: one of the layers is reserved for outlines, another one for blurred and somewhat brightened (saturated) colours. The watercolour illusion is by far richer than using ready-made filters.
GIMP is great, enjoy it!
Gene
--- On Tue, 12/9/08, Tessa <tessaneill@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Can I turn a photo into a painting, oil or
watercolor?
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