Picutre to Oil Paint•Akvis Oil Paint Review

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CA and I love to take pictures together, I have so many pictures from all the events that we go to. Since iPhones have come out we don’t print out pictures like ever, I have printed out some pictures just to have them in frames. I use Photoshop and Lightroom to sometimes tweak or make my pictures look better, but sometimes you just want something different, right?

Well that is where Akvis Oil Paint program comes in, it turns your regular photo into an Oil Paint photo.

This is the regular photo.

{{both are mine, and were taken at a Mets baseball game on my iPhone}}

This is the Oil Paint Version.

{{both are mine, and were taken at a Mets baseball game on my iPhone}}

I love that there is not a drastic different to make it look super fake.

Here is another example:

The Regular Photo :

CA & I at his friends wedding in upstate NY.

Oil Paint Photo:

I think I love this picture the most because of how awesome the rocks look! I do look a little tanner which is just awesome!

Besides the pictures coming out great, the program is very easy to use. To upload the picture it is clearly stated, and to save the picture is the same way. If you are unsure how to use the program they have a tutuorial that you can follow and learn.

On the right side, they have where you can change the brush strokes, texture, color and so many other various things to make the photo different.

I’ll definitely be considering doing this to more pictures and printing them out because of how amazing they look.

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