Jerry Hug, APSA
December 2025 - Learning How to do Watercolor
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Recently I have learned how to change images into watercolor image. Truly a lot of fun. I used to special applications, Snapseed and Lightroom Mobile. Hope you like the results. I am having so much fun converting images into creative watercolor images. Jerry
9 comments posted
Patricia Hart Zackman
Beautiful job, it is something I would hang on my wall. The way I like to look at images is if I would put it on display in my home. Posted: 12/10/2025 15:05:42
Thanks Patricia. I used AI Gahaku and Remini applications. I set Gahaku to the watercolor mode before adding the image into Gahaku app. It is really fun. I use it for images usually without people. Jerry Posted: 12/10/2025 16:03:29
I like this image much more than the "original." I remember
the original as a product of one of your earlier edits for our iPhone group some time ago. This one works beautifully.
The edge treatment as a watercolor is much nicer than the vignette on the original. Posted: 12/11/2025 17:45:21
the original as a product of one of your earlier edits for our iPhone group some time ago. This one works beautifully.
The edge treatment as a watercolor is much nicer than the vignette on the original. Posted: 12/11/2025 17:45:21
Thanks Dick. Hope you can see the event coming up in Monday December 15. Making watercolor images is really fun. Jerry Posted: 12/11/2025 20:30:49
Patricia Hart Zackman
I have been using Waterlogue on my iPhone for a few years. It works really well on flowers, a sample attached. Jerry, I am going to look at the apps you are using. Curious, what is the event on the 15th. Thanks Posted: 12/12/2025 13:27:01
Very nice version of this scene. The suggestion of watercolor is quite good, especially in the sky and the turf. I hadn't heard of Remini or Gahaku, so I need to look into them. I'll admit I'm stuck in the Snapseed only mode and don't often use other apps like I once did.
Posted: 12/14/2025 19:56:45
Posted: 12/14/2025 19:56:45
So both images are watercolor but the original is more textured? They both work well and can see why your having fun playing with these apps especially since they both produce different impacts. Both work really well. Will have to see if Android has any water painting apps. Like Robert I'm stuck in Snapseed.
Posted: 12/14/2025 20:57:40
Posted: 12/14/2025 20:57:40
(Groups 86 & 87)
The water color image is softer and more soothing. Pastel-like. Something I'd be more likely to hang on a wall. Well done! Posted: 12/15/2025 10:44:33
The altered image has a nice soft, airiness about it. Pleasing to view. You're using apps I never heard of so thanks for that. Posted: 12/18/2025 13:31:24