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Smudge
Drags the layers below through a viscous current, like paint pushed while wet
This is the melted, liquified look: the picture gets carried along an invisible current instead of just nudged sideways. Each point takes several small steps and re-reads the current after every one, so it curls around the eddies and draws itself out into long ribbons — the way paint moves when you drag a finger through it while it's still wet. Swirl decides whether the current pools and pinches or stirs in whirlpools, and the cursor can push the paint around itself.
I. Made with Smudge
II. Everything else
- Blinds — Displace the image into banded slats — linear, radial or tiled
- Bulge — Swells the layers below outward from a point, or squeezes them in
- Envelope — Fits the layers below into a band with a bent top and bottom — type on a slope
- Lens Distort — Fisheye / pincushion lens warp with zoom and chromatic fringing
- Mouse Trail — Displaces the layers below along a fading trail of the cursor
- Noise Warp — Liquid noise displacement of the layers below
- Tile — Repeat the layers below across a grid