Book Cover Tips

11. || framed picture

Guess who's back, back again. Taylor's back...

Okay well anyways, this was requested by barrysoallen and the following chapter was as well. This cover you see above in inspired by Athen by BIoodflow, so that's why you're probably like "where have I seen this before..."

So here's the steps n' junk.

i. Find your background image (I used the forest) but you guys can use whatever you want. Crop it to the size you want and then open it in Pics Art.

ii. After you open it there, go to the frame tab at the bottom and pick the frame you'd like. I chose the one towards the bottom, but do whatever you guys want.

iii. Save the image after you get the frame. Then open it in Superimpose with a white background and place it where you want on the cover. Merge.

iv. As the foreground, upload your person you want (mine is Allison) and if you need to mask around the person, do that before you place it where you want it. Merge again.

vi. If you don't like the way the coloring looks, I opened mine in Polarr and played around with it a little before I got the look I liked. I think I downloaded free filters (the Art one) and that's the one that I used. But you don't have to, it's optional.

vii. Slap that title on there and you're done. The font I used above is Colors of Autumn in case you were wondering, but that's it. You're done!

Pretty simple once you get the hang of it. I'm sure there's a lot more cool effect you can do with it, so play around with it guys. After all, that's all that editing really is.

As always, ask questions if needed.