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Where I, Mandi, will be teaching you how to make covers and give you a few tips and tricks to improve your graphics. Device used: iPhone

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TUTORIAL 7

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by iamstilesstilinski

by iamstilesstilinski

"The light is coming to give back everything the darkness stole."

This tutorial was requested by drakexcurryxjerika

Apps needed:
1. PicsArt
2. Phonto

1.
Open/create your background in PicsArt (should be Wattpad cover size - e.g. 1536x2400). To this you're going to add any elements that represent your book. My book's theme was Paris, so I added a chandelier and a tree and some flower petals. I also added pngs of my face claim. Make use of PicsArt stickers (I got the paint stroke, flower petals and tree from there). I ended up with this:

The white tape is where I'm going to put the title. You can find one by googling 'sticky tape png.'

2.
In PicsArt, add your title. I used these fonts:

To end up with this:

3.
Back in PicsArt, add grain (low opacity, overlay), lighting textures (low opacity, lighten) and effects (sharpen, drama and dodger).

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4.
If you want, you can add a border in Phonto:

I forgot to add an element of the cover so I went back to PicsArt and added it to end up with this:

And then, you are done!

I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. If you need any help, you can leave a comment and I'll be sure to reply as soon as possible.

So long, farewell. I'll see you soon.