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This looks like a great plugin and the examples posted are excellent. Unfortunately I can't test it because it won't run in PDN v3.5.11, which is the latest version I can run in Linux. Fortunately I've found a similar Weave filter in G'mic that has very similar outcomes.

My condolences to you and your family Pixey.....

Import mockup.psd into PDN, Edit to your liking and export to new mockup.psd. Done....

Maybe the OP want's to straighten a button?

Skin is from site Madjik linked to (also reworked) Roadrunner is a custom shape I made a few years ago..

Here's the full sized version: https://imgur.com/AysvNxt

Must admit, I really dig that inverted line-art on that bike. To be truthful, I never intended to win this or any comp, hence the reason I never bother'd to vote. Since I'm asked to pick the next theme, here it is. TATOO. Must be embedded onto skin/hide. No other rules. Enjoy............

Yes the Laplacian Pyramid Filter is a real gem. One of my favorite filters in PDN.

Click Effects > Photo

Transparency is not very clean. Your best bet is to set background color to black or whatever your web page background is. To do that, create a new layer below all layers and fill with black. Change that layer properties name to: layer0 // background Export to animated gif

Works fine for me with Midora's plugin. Set color count to 256 and transparency threshold to 255.

Quick example:

There are scripts for this sort of thing, but 6 frames is not enough to get a good effect. Your better off shooting video on a tripod for a few seconds. The more frames, the better the options. I've done this in the past with good results.

Or you can use "Polar Transformation" on the text layer...

My photo - wine boat in Portugal.

You can overlay a pattern over the image like this example:

Cool.....

Never knew about this plugin before now....

Or one could use Red Ochre's AardVark filter to do the same, or similar thing....

Why????

My photo.

Does anyone have a backed up latest version of this plugin? If so, can you post it? Thanks,

You can duplicate the layer and apply Gaussian blur to top layer, then change blending mode to overlay: Alternatively you can resize up 200%, followed by resize down 50%: