Some of the photographic and illustration art is offered with several effect options - fine art, posterised, retro/pop, paint. If you are unsure how to identify each of these effects use this description as a guide.

FINE ART - The fine art effect is not enhanced and is the natural photograph or illustration in it's original form. See example.

POSTERISED - The posterised effect is an effect that gives a cartoon/animated feel. Graduated colours such as sky in illustrations are built up on colour shade blocks rather than uniformly blended. Shadows and highlights are more prominent as opposed to gradual. See example.

PAINT - The paint effect is a digital enhancement that looks like a painting. Line edges are less defined and not as sharp as a fine art ilustration or photograph (just like a real painting). This image is best admired from a distance to appreciate the full effect. See example.

CUT OUT - The cut out effect is an artistic effect that flattens the image and reduces the number of colours. It is a dramatic but basic effect. Colours are solid and bold, not graduated or blended. See example.