Tired of asking a person to make a cover for you?
Want to be able to make your own covers?
Hate waiting for a cover?
Well, I got the answers for you. Yes, answers. I'm going to give you guys the do's and don'ts to covers.
These tips will have your...
Before I begin, I must say this cover is definitely easier to make if it's all black and white, but of course it is still doable if it's in color. I just wanted to give that little tidbit because when you're doing it in color it may be a tad bit harder to make sure all the colors of the photos mesh together.
I'm going to show you guys how to do a B&W cover. It is all still a very similar progress regardless if it's B&W or Color.
What You'll Need. - Two photos of your choice for the background. One will be seen more than the other. - Several options for the photos in the columns. Make sure they're B&W — whether they're already B&W when you saved them or you just edit them yourself before/after you put them all together. - Superimpose. - Afterlight. - Phonto. - PicsArt. (I know. Plot twist)
Let's Begin.
Step One. Go onto Superimpose and have this (↓) as your background and your photo of choice for the background as your foreground (the one that you will actually see).
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Click Transform → Top Right Button → Multiply.
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Step Two. Enlarge the photo and merge when done.
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