JixiPix Software's Spektrel Art [for PC & Mac]

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Spektrel Art is an extravagant otherworldly display of undulating movement that glimmers and gleams with intersecting lines of tapered light. Applied to photos, this medium of imaginative and magical art form transcends the ordinary to extraordinary creating something wild, sparkling with life and colorful spaces.

Spektrel Art features a Light and Dark style. The light one glimmers and gleams with white tapered light, and the dark one creates a stark contrast of black intersecting lines. Each style allows you to exaggerate them with glowing color and soften or smooth the art form for a variety of out-of-this-world fun and imaginative imagery.

Spektrel Art is an art form of imaginative creative self-expression. A library of presets shows off the potential of this beautiful art form and powerful adjustments allow you to fine-tune them to create your own imagery filled with tapered points of bright intersecting lines and fluid streaming ones with phantasmal qualities.

Head over to http://jixipix.com/spektrel-art/details.html and grab Spektrel Art
Please Note #1 - You will have to add to cart and complete the checkout and provide some information (name, telephone, email, address, etc.)
Please Note #2 - The license key and download links (For PC or MAC) are sent right away.

How to Register
When you 1st start the app, click on "Help" and select "Register", then simply enter your license key (NO internet activation required)

Source http://betanews.com/2016/08/25/jixipixs-...-29-august

My 2 cents - I have not had a chance to try it yet, but it does include a Photoshop plug-in option during the setup. Looking forward to trying this.

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Update - Had a chance to play around with Spektrel Art. One of the first pictures (5184x3456) I tried resulted in "The Application has encountered an error and will now close." when i tried to save the picture. It looks like that the software may not be able to handle some larger sized pictures.

But after that one crash, all of the other pictures I tested rendered/saved just fine. Larger pictures will take more time to render/save. When you do "Save photo..." it will ask you where to save it. The program does seem to have plenty of settings that you can manually adjust, which i like, or can I can just use the random button.

I will most likely keep Spektrel Art, as it does add some neat effects to my pictures.