pencil filter pack
Lazur
From 8H to 8B, with three different charcoal hardness. Can come handy if you want to spice up a line drawing. Best viewed in inkscape. To add these to the dropdown list, check this tutorial: http://goinkscape.com/how-to-save-custom-filters-in-inkscape/
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paper filter pack
Lazur
A set of filters, to generate paper texture. Best viewed in inkscape. To add these to the dropdown list, check this tutorial: http://goinkscape.com/how-to-save-custom-filters-in-inkscape/
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pen filter pack
Lazur
A set of pen stroke looking filters on paper. When working with ink it is a must... Best viewed in inkscape. To add these to the dropdown list, check this tutorial: http://goinkscape.com/how-to-save-custom-filters-in-inkscape/
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fabric filter pack
Lazur
A set of filters to add a fabric texture to objects. Can be used to generate plain textiles, or, to add that giclée print feel to your drawing. Best viewed in inkscape. To add these to the dropdown list, check this tutorial: http://goinkscape.com/how-to-save-custom-filters-in-inkscape/ An example for the use: https://openclipart.org/detail/244460/wings
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Old Image Filter
dunno
This filter "ages" your image. I recommend applying it only to images. Instructions for adding a filter to the Filters menu at the top are in the file.
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Egg Pack 2017
Lazur
Some Easter egg colouring filters in a set. Rendering is a bit heavy.
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Istanbul
Chromatic Aberration Filters
Fabien Fellay
This empty SVG file contains 2 filters for simulating a basic chromatic aberration effect. To use those filters, download the empty file 'chromatic_aberration_filters.svg' and put it in your Inkscape filters folder (for example, on Windows: 'C:\Program Files\Inkscape\share\filters\'). Then, the new filters will be available from the menu: Filters > Optical Defect. See demos here: <https://inkscape.org/en/~fabien.fellay/%E2%98%85chromatic-aberration-rgb-cmy-demo> <https://inkscape.org/en/~fabien.fellay/%E2%98%85chromatic-aberration-rc-cr-demo> <https://inkscape.org/en/~fabien.fellay/%E2%98%85chromatic-aberration-with-rotating-figures-demo> The additive chromatic aberration filter decomposes the source graphic into its 3 RGB layers slightly horizontally offset. The alpha channel value of the source is preserved in each layer. Then, the layers are mixed using additive blending (screen blend mode). This filter is best suitable when applied to a light object on a dark background. Similarly, the subtractive chromatic aberration filter decomposes the source graphic into its CMY layers and then mixes them using subtractive blending (multiply blend mode). This filter is best suitable when applied to a dark object on a light background. Both filters are actually equivalent when applied to a whole graphic including background (as long as the very edge of both sides of the filtered graphic is ignored). The horizontal offset values of the decomposition layers have been set to -1 (red/cyan), 0 (green/magenta) and 1 (blue/yellow) user units. By using the Inkscape filter editor, you are free to adapt them to your need (and even add arbitrary vertical shift) once the chromatic aberration filters have been applied to an object. The created SVG drawings featuring these filters will render correctly in all modern browsers (Firefox, Chrome, Edge, etc). Similar filters are also natively available from the menu: Filters > Color > Nudge CMY/RGB... V1.0 (26.01.2018): First release Copyright (C) 2018 by Fabien Fellay The script is licensed under the GNU General Public License version 3 (GPLv3). <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html> <https://opensource.org/licenses/GPL-3.0>
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Fine Rain Filter
dunno
I decided to try to create a filter similar to fine rain and that's what happened! Instructions on how to add a filter to the Filters menu at the top are in the file.
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Glow Filter
dunno
This filter adds a glow to your objects. Instructions for adding a filter to the Filters menu at the top are in the file.
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