Sorry, not a professional

Alright! Off to bed. Goodnight sweetpeas ~

HELLO!!!

Okay! Another Sunday post! ... Well.. I mean it’s 12... But I have this thing where since I didn’t sleep yet, to me, it’s not really the next day. The next day occurs when I wake up hopefully in the morning, but I'm not going to lie. Somedays I’ll wake up past 12 and then that’s when my day starts. Well, enough about me and more about this post. I’m pretty sure I haven’t made a college since grade 6. Taking pictures from magazines then pasting them down onto construction paper. That was fun. I think doing things electronically is much easier, less messy, and less time-consuming. Just going onto the internet and google up some pictures that you think would look nice together. After you picked out your pictures all you have to do is get yourself an app that does all the picture placement for you. PicsArt is a good one (: That’s all!

I like the contrast this the animated pictures which photos that were taken in real life, don’t you agree?  

Apps I used in this picture are; PicsArt and Phonto.

Though I agree I could have added more to this post.. But I mean, sometimes it’s nice to keep things short and simple. I personally think, you should never, ever overcrowd your pictures up to the point where your eyes become so busy and they just end up bouncing all over the page. You can’t even figure out where the background ends and where the foreground begins. I think posts like these which are more dark becomes more meaningful. This edit really sets a mood in my option. Setting a mood in your pictures is important. Well… Don’t get me wrong, I do like my bright and colourful posts. Posts which are covered in colour and overlays which are galaxy themed. A dark and simple one seems to slow things down and show reflection. I think this edit shows the joys and darkness in relationships. This background is the city this could mean how busy we are and maybe we’re not spending enough time with the people we love.

Just one post before bed sweet peas ~

Isn’t it pretty? ....

I like the shadows....!

Goodnight!

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“Darkness only exists so you can see the stars shine”

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Just a bit about this post:

Yes, I’ve realized that this post looks a bit sad and dark.

And our normal Sunday post!

Phew ~

Always match up your corners when editing, no one wants floating image!

Make sure to crop/cut right or else it’s gonna look weird af.

More tips and artsy posts soon? lol who knows.

Bye children. c;

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So, so, so.

Just a little more on this post (Tips)

1. Always use colours that match.

When picking colours for your edit, please use colours that match! If you’re using cooler colours, stick with the blues and greens. If you’re going for warmer colours stick with yellows and reds! Never mix and match, it will make your picture look really confusing and ugly. :(

2. Placement.

Once again, please crop your pictures according to the space you are trying to fill. If the picture you want to use is cut off at one point then place it closer to the edges and make it look more nature. Also, when you are sizing and thinking about what to put where, keep in mind that you should never over crowd your picture.

3. Blank spaces.

Ahaha, you see that white circle in the top right hand conner? Yeah, I tried making it look like a moon. I don’t think it turned out well though. :( Oh well. Anyways, I really do like pictures which are taken at a certain angle. It sometimes makes pictures look more mysterious. Or just really cool. It’s literally taking an area and having a different look on it. Doesn’t sound hard or anything, there’s just this wow factor for me. Different levels create different ideas for different edits. I could’ve totally done something the exact opposite and it would still look very nice. This picture also sets a very interesting mood. This picture was taken after some rain fall and the puddle reflects a bit from the background which makes it look so calming. Don’t you agree?

Woo-hoo, Random post, ahaha sorry.

Just was feeling artsy!

Was planning on adding a shadow... But the background was already pretty dark.

Don’t think shadows and dark backgrounds would go well together..

[ Pluviophile ]

(n) a lover of rain; someone who finds joy and peace of mind during rainy days

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Maybe some editing tips coming up soon ..!

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Aha! ...

long time no post! ...

Sorry, lol but hey better late than never?

This edit did not take long. The blurred background with the image mirrored is pretty nice! Mmm... I kind of think I should’ve blurred out the reflected image a bit more... But it still turned out well. Of course there are parts where I wish I changed before merging the two pictures together… I wish I centered the picture a bit more. Oh well. That’s, what’s done is done. Right? Apps I used to create this picture are: Superimpose, PicsArt. How to create this edit:

1. Find a picture you like

2. Using PicsArt, blur the picture you want to use. How burry you want the picture is up to you

3. Save

4. Get onto Superimpose set the blurred picture as the background

5. Get the original picture that you saved from the internet and position it in the top, middle. Adjust the picture so you can fit another picture, the same size below it.

6. Merge

7. Select the same picture that you saved from the internet. This time, position it upside down below the first merged picture. You can turn it upside down by just dragging.

8. Go to tools and select the fading tool.

9. Fade the bottom as much as you want!

10. Save

And Tada! That’s all you need to do for a picture like this one!   

:P

Hello 💕 New Tumblr, don’t exactly know what i’m doing uw u’’

How does one use tumblr?

I swear i’m not clueless.

Anyways,

Sorry if content is horrible (: I guess I can’t pushing back posting any longer! Late posts, nothing to post... Ahaha... May do a recolouring tutorial?  Original picture cred to owner. Recolouring this actually took longer than I thought...  

Well, to recolour pictures all you need is really any drawing app. The app I used is called LINE brush. So, so nothing much to it. Just have to select the picture you want to use, resize before using if you wish. You can resize by using Superimpose. All you have to do is select a blank background then make the picture as all or big as you wish. Now back to LINE brush. Pick the style you like and the colour pad is just to your right. Well.. It’s more like a colour wheel. Anyways, there are obvious places where I totally messed up. But I mean, recolouring on that picture was pretty hard. There was a lot of detail to cover up and what not. The fact that the picture was very pixley, makes it even harder to colour over.