Nightshade also works very well specifically for heavily textured paintings, however if you plan to use it then add glaze as a final step and don't touch it again after the fact. If you're someone who does colour flats and cellshade like me, the combined result will look more like Glaze 1.0

If anyone here remembers how colour scans for printed media look like super up close, it kinda looks like that. NOW! Glaze and Nightshade as standalone apps are very GPU heavy it's gonna take some time to render stuff out. 3d artists who do beauty renders are gonna know what that's like.

Hiya, what max resolution do you use? Asking for a friend.