Artwing-TUI
Customizable Visual Effects Rack from the Terminal.
What it does
Fully customizable, creative filter fx environment for images, operated from the terminal, spreadsheet based. - andri-berger/artwing-tui
Artwork-TUI is a terminal-native creative filter engine wrapping G'MIC's extensive library of image effects into a comfortable spreadsheet-driven interface. Think of it as an effects rack for images, operated entirely from the terminal – a creative filter machine with no GUI overhead, no cloud dependency, no subscription. The motivation was equally simple: G'MIC is one of the most powerful and underappreciated image processing tools in existence, yet its full potential remains largely inaccessible to anyone unwilling to memorize its command syntax or navigate its GIMP plugin interface. artwing-tui bridges that gap, exposing G'MIC's creative filter library through a structured, navigable…from github.com
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