Ten Easy Creative Composite Images in IColorama for Digital Artists

1. Class Six Introduction: Thank you for joining me in my sixth Eichler armor class. Ten, easy creative composite images in Eichler armor for digital artists. Although this is a longer class, it's broken down into ten simple, short lessons from which you can pick and choose. When you have a spare five or ten minutes. Composite images are the mainstay of Eichler armor, I believe, allowing your imagination to run wild. If you're new to Eichler armor, It's a fantastic app That's only about six US dollars. Onetime, only. Procreate artists love to use it as a creative add-on for its special effects. Full instructions are given in lessons 12. Here's a quick run through of each picture. With the first one, I was inspired by an goddesses beautiful photos of babies in flower pots popular a few years ago. I decided a butterfly baby was just the thing. Next, iPad and hummingbird with the water scene. Then a magical woman featuring spring flowers. The musician inspired a beach scene with a musical manuscript. For animal lovers, iPad to stallions within American red barn. The lion man could just as easily be a Black Panther featuring half and woman space. Let your imagination run free. Classical ballet never loses its charm, as shown with these two ballerinas. Here's a fun playtime picture for children, a good technique for authors have preschool books. I just had to pair this streaming girl with a magical unicorn. Finally, we traveled through time with this woman flying into the past or perhaps the future. I'm hoping there's something for everyone in this collection. I include all the images needed to replicate them, but strongly encourage you to use your own combinations and cherry-pick the techniques you like. I would love to see your creations. Upload it to the class projects section for everyone to appreciate. Finally, if you have time to leave a review, it gives me encouragement to keep producing new courses. Also a reminder to tap the followed that no bath. So I can notify you of new classes. Have fun and enjoy the class. 2. Lesson One Butterfly Baby Dreaming: Welcome to Lesson one, butterfly baby dreaming. I'm going to show you how to make this sweet little baby and add a butterfly and complete this dreamy finish. So let's get started. Open up Eichler on tap the picture icon in the top left and import the picture of the baby. Next we'll go to effects and blend. The bottom right-hand corner, tap the picture icon, and we're going to bring in the butterfly. Now this butterfly I've already taken into Procreate, doubled the wings and removes the body. But for people who haven't got Procreate, I'm including the PNG of the butterfly. So first of all, we're going to position it and resize it with our fingers or the Apple pencil. Then we're going to rotate it for more realistic looks as it's coming from the back of the baby. Next, we'll tap the brush mask. Tap the brush, and choose the basic brush. Tap the brush again. Reduce the brush size quite a lot. Then we're just going to remove with the Apple Pencil the part that's overlapping the clothing. So it appears that the butterfly wings are coming out the back of the baby. Safe to adjustments. Now Press style. Go along the second menu and find water. Tap the window in the bottom right, and choose preset to. That gives us a nice soft, dreamy watercolor finish. Going to save that to adjustments. Now we're going to change the color slightly so we're going to go to town all the way along until we find sweet. Tap the window in the bottom right. And you may choose a different one to me. So just go through and look at the different colors that you can change the picture too. I chose presets 14. I'm going to save that to adjustments. Now. Going to texture. Back along the sub menu and find directed. Tap the window in the bottom right. And I thought it would be quite nice to put some rays of light coming down on the baby. Sorts of an angelic look. Again, you can choose whichever one you like. But I decided on six. I thought that wasn't to match it over the top and just gave it a little bit of mysticism. I save that to adjustments. And staying in texture. I went back along the sub-menu and chose Boca too. Press the Window, the bottom right. And again, you can add some more light, some quite nice ones that give a good effect. But I ended up choosing number six. I thought that was quite subtle. Next, I tap the circle mask, the plus sign. I move the circle over the baby's face and reduced it. Increase the blur radius. That the circle again that's just removed a little bit as the bokeh bubbles off the baby's face. And that's our picture. Really quick and easy to do and would make a nice present for a baby in your life, one of your friends babies. So have a go and see what you come up with. Save it to adjustments. And we'll just look at the history. We started off with the picture of the baby. We added the butterfly wings. We changed to a watercolor finish. Will change the tone. We added the directed lights. And then we finished with the bokeh. And that's our picture completed. So we'll move on to less than two. That first, we'll save to camera roll. Now we'll move on to lesson two. 3. Lesson Two Hummingbird : Welcome to lesson two. We're going to put together this picture of a hummingbird. The techniques we will use, our coherence and we're going to put a Prisma light on there. Then we're going to finish off with rain. I think this is quite a nice combination that you'll enjoy. Let's get going. Open up my color on top, the picture icon in the top left-hand corner. But this time we're going to choose IG portrait. Give us a blank canvas on which to work. Save that blank canvas to adjustments. Move it in a bit so we can see what we're doing. Now go to effects and blend. In the bottom right, tap the picture icon. I'm bringing this beautiful water ball. Now we're going to expand this with our fingers to fit the screen. Move it over slightly, expand it a little bit more. We are. Now we're going to save that to adjustments. Now we're going to go back into blend. Tap the picture icon in the bottom right again. I'm bringing the hummingbird. Again with your fingers. Expand the hummingbird and position it. If you can't quite see where to position it, lower the opacity, then you can see what's underneath. I think we wanted a bad there. Turn the opacity back up. Now we're going to press brush, mask. Low the brush size. Tap the brush and choose the soft basic airbrush. Brush size a little bit higher. Why we just removes the outside. The larger areas. Take the brush size right down, tap zoom, and bring the Bird app so you can see it more clearly. Subsume again. And then carefully go around the edge. Removing the background. You can, of course, first take this hummingbird into procreate and removes the background there. I'm removing it here. So the artists who haven't got Procreate will know how to do it in the eye color on the app. You can turn your iPad Ryan, so you can reach different parts of the hummingbird easily. Keep adjusting your brush. Go really small. Remember if you delete part that you don't want, just tap the eraser and that will put the part back in. Tap the brush again to continue removing. Increase the brush size. To remove the bulk. Then go right down. To get a good outline. Take your time with this. It does require a little bit patients. Remember, if you accidentally removed too much, just tap the razor and that will put the part back. I think that's about it. So you're going to tap off the brush mask and save two adjustments. Now go into style. Look along the second menu and choose coherence. Tap the window in the bottom right-hand corner and choose number to save two adjustments. Now go into texture. And Prisma, which is along the second menu on the right side. Tap the window in the bottom right. And you can see this different prisoners you can use. But this time I chose preset seven. But you can see it doesn't cover the picture. So we will rotate it to make it portrayed shape. Then with our fingers will expand it there. That's about right. So now we'll save that to adjustments. Next, we're going to force rain in the picture. So staying in texture. Pick rain from the second menu. You can see straight away that we have to expand the rain to cover the picture. Tap the window in the bottom right. And there's all different sorts of rain that's quite pretty. Go through and choose the one that you like. This is the one I ended up with, number 13. We can now say that two adjustments. Next, I went into town and I chose daylight. Tap the window in the bottom right. And again, there's different tones you can give it. You can see there's some quite nice ones here. I ended up with number seven. I just quite like the effects that I achieved with this. I'm going to save that to adjustments. At this point, you could either put a paper texture on there or not. Your preference. Let's have a look and see if it helps or not. So texture and paper. Tuck the window in the bottom right and just look at the textures. The top right you'll see a little square. If you press that down. It shows you the before and after. Probably see it more with this texture. So press it down. I actually think is better without the texture. So we're going to leave that. Let's have a look at the history. We bought in a blank canvas. Then we added the water ball. Next we added the hummingbird. We chose coherence to alter the effects of the picture. Then we put a prisoner effect on that looks almost like a rainbow reflected on the water. And then we put a rain effect on So it's all very watery. And lastly, we chose a tone, daylight. I think that gave quite a nice finished to it all. So now we can tap in the top right-hand corner and saved to our camera roll. Hope you enjoyed this lesson. And now we'll move on to lesson three. 4. Lesson Three Magical Woman: Welcome to lesson three. I particularly enjoyed creating this fantasy woman. I combined the lady's face with an image of wild flowers. Then I use the flow effects and triangles to give an interesting texture. There's many ways you can use this process by combining all sorts of images. So let your imagination run wild. Here we go. Open up Eichler on their tap the picture icon in the top left and bringing the picture of the lady's face. Now first, we're going to start with style and flow. Tap the window in the bottom right hand corner. And we're going to choose number four. Now you can see the eyes of dalda little and we don't want that. So we're going to tap the brush mask, turn the brush size right down. Tap the brush and make sure it's on basic one, a soft airbrush. And then just gently run your Apple pencil over the Irish. That just brings the eyes back to life. Tap the brush mask off, and then save two adjustments. Next, we'll go into effects and blend. In the bottom right-hand corner, we'll tap the picture icon and we'll bring in the wild flowers. Now you can see they're not covering the face at the moment. So with our fingers, we're going to expand the image to cover. If you turn down the opacity, you can see where the flowers are going to go. So you could actually move them about and position them in the place that you think is most pleasing. You have to expand the image a little bit more to fit it in. Do so. Turn the opacity back up. Now we're going to tap the window in the bottom right-hand corner. And we're going to choose overlay. And you can see that the wildflowers of now covering the lady's face and blended in. This is exactly what we wanted. So now we're going to save this adjustment. Next, we'll go into style. And along the bottom menu, we're going to find triangle. This gives a nice triangular factor over the face. We tap in the window in the bottom right. You can see different types of triangle you can use. But we're going to use preset to. Now you can change the size of the triangle, make it smaller or larger. But we're going to put it at 20 per cent. We're going to say that adjustment. Next, tab texture. Along the bottom menu and tap paper. Tuck the window in the bottom right-hand corner. And look at the different paper textures. You can choose. Can of course choose any one that you like. But in this case, I chose preset 119, increase the intensity to 40. 40 per cent, which gives a really nice texture over the face. Going to save that to adjustments. Now to me, the face looks a little on the light side. To address that, I'm going to go to adjust and tone lap up the window in the bottom right. See the different tones that you can get. I think number four is quite nice. Let's just try the others. Definitely like number four. So I'm going to choose that and save two adjustments. At this stage, you could go into town, any of the tones and choose one or two, tapping the window. Just looking through, That's quite nice in the venture. Also, say you chose this one in adventure. You can press the normal at the button and choose different overlays. That's quite good too. So let's have a look at another one. Moody. No, I don't like those. Long beauty. Some interesting colors there. Try charm. That's quite nice. Let's try the screens. You get the idea. You can go along and try out all the different tones until you find one that you like. But for now, I'm going to stick to the finished picture. So we'll just have a look at the history. We started off with the lady's face. We push a flow effects and we use the mask just to clear the irises. Then we blended in some wild flowers. And you can blend any image you like. And of course you can use any fay lady space that you like to just experiment. Then we changed it to triangular, which gives us a really nice texture. And then we went into a paper texture. And ladies, in even more interesting texture. Finally, because I felt it was a little too light, we went into tone lab and we chose a different tone. So that's all completely finished. So we can tap in the top right-hand corner and saved to my camera roll. Just have fun with different faces and different blend images and different textures. I think you'll find it really interesting to play about with these several elements. Now let's move on to the next lesson. 5. Lesson Four The Musician: Welcome to lesson four. In this lesson, we're going to make a composition of three images. The seascape background, the musician, the musical manuscript. Let's get started. Open up our color armor. Tap the picture icon in the top left-hand corner. I'm bringing the musician. And we're going to go to Style and coherence. Tap the window in the bottom right, and choose presets to. Now we're going to save this straight to our camera roll. So I press the up arrow and save. Go back to the picture icon on the top left. I'm bringing seascape. And again, we're going to go to Style, coherence, the window and preset to really making them both in the same style. So when we combine them, they will look right. This time we'll save two adjustments. Now going to effects and blend. Tap the picture icon in the bottom right. I'm bringing the musician that we've just saved as a coherence picture. Size her and placer exactly where you want. Remember the lesson of two-thirds and, and make her take up two-thirds of this space, which will look balanced. Next we're going to press the brush mask and low the brush size. Just get rid of the main line with a larger brush size. And then we're going to tap soon. Large the picture so we can see what we're doing. Tap zoom again to set it more as the background. Now, load the brush size right down and carefully go around the outline. Keep adjusting your brush to make the process quicker. And remember if you take a little bit too much to press the eraser and just put that back in. Pressing again and enlarge it to do these little details of the guitar again. So he can move the picture about. You press zoom, moves a picture and then press Zoom again to set the position. So little bit time consuming, but can be quite relaxing. So don't worry about the time. Just enjoy the process. That's all done. So take the brush mask off and save two adjustments. Sometimes the brush mask leaves a bit of an outline. So before we do the next part, I'm going to go into the history and just press that final picture again, which removes any lingering glitch in the program. Now we're going to go into blend again. Tap the picture icon in the bottom right. I'm bringing the music. They're spread the music with your fingers over the entire picture. Now, tap the window in the bottom right. You can see the different screens. Multiplies quite good, but I chose dark. And for this, you can see it's just blended the music in a little. But we don't really want the music over her face or some of the rocks. So again, to press the brush mask the size a bit and just take it off the figure. The lower rocks. That's about it. So now we're going to save that to adjustments. Next we'll go into texture and paper. Tap the window. We're going to produce a paper texture over the composition. Choose whichever you want. I ended up with Preset five. I put the intensity up slightly. Then I save that to adjustments. And that's our picture finished. So now we're going to look at the history. We started off actually with the musician. Puts a coherence effect on her and saved her to our camera roll. Next we bought in the seascape, made this one coherence. And we say to adjustments. Then we went to effects and blend and brought in the musician and masked around her body to cut out. Then we bought in the music. We spread this across. And then we must start the music that went over the body and some of the rocks. Lastly, we put a paper texture on there. And that's our completed picture. So we're going to go to the arrow in the top right and save to camera roll. Now we'll move on to less than five. 6. Lesson Five Horses: Welcome to lesson five. Now for a different look, here will combine two horses with a barn background, will use a painterly effects and finish off with the Mosaic Law. Let's go open up Eichler on tap the picture icon in the top left, and bringing the picture of the horses. Now go to style. And painterly. Tap the window in the bottom right and looked down until you see painter to tap this. Now we're going to save this picture to our camera roll. So top right and press Save. Next we'll import a Canvas. Tap the picture icon in the top left and press IG landscape. Go to effects and blend. Tap the picture icon in the bottom right, and import the barn and expand to fit the picture safe to adjustments. Then go to style and painterly. Tap the window in the bottom right. And again, go down the list and choose painter to save this to adjustments. Now go to effects and blend the picture icon in the bottom right, and import the picture of the horses that you saved after making them into a painterly effect. Spread the night to fit the entire picture. Then press the Window icon. And we're going to change this to overlay. Save two adjustments. Now go to style. Look along the second menu and find mosaic. Tap the window icon in the bottom right, and choose preset to. Going to save that to adjustments. Now go to texture and paper. Tap the Windows icon. Goes through the paper textures. In this case, I chose 26. I put the intensity up a little and save two adjustments. This is quite a quick and easy way of blending some pictures using an interesting mosaic pattern. Let's look at the history. The history icon. That first we bought in the horses and we made them into a painterly effects, and then save them to our camera roll. Next, we chose the landscape Canvas and save that too. Adjustments. Then we went into effect some blend and bought in the barn. Next we turn the barn into a painterly effect. Then we went back into blend and bought in the horses. And then we use the screen to blend them into the barn picture. Then we went to mosaic, mosaic effects on there. And then we finished off with the paper texture. And that's the completion of that lesson. So we're going to go to the top right hand corner, to the upper arrow and save it to our camera roll. Now let's move on to lesson six. 7. Lesson Six Lion Man: Welcome to lesson six. I thought we would create an image to trick the eye by combining a lion's face with that of a man. An interesting effect for a change of pace. So let's get to it. Opened up by color on that. And let's bring in the picture of the liar, tap the picture icon. And bringing the lion picture. Next, we'll go to effects and blend. Tap the picture icon in the bottom right. I'm bringing the picture of the man. Now. Reduce the opacity so you can see what you're doing. Expand the picture of the man and move it up until the eyes are exactly over the eyes of the lion. Then we're going to tap the brush mask. Tap the brush, and choose basic one. Reduce the brush size. Twice way down. Press Zoom and moving so you can see the whole picture. Presses Zoom again. Then with your Apple pencil, go from the top in a straight line down to the bottom. And then on the left-hand side, we're going to gradually remove that half of the man. Now we'll increase the opacity so we can see what we're doing. And we gradually going to reveal a little bit more of the line. On the right-hand side. We'll go a little way down on the foreign too. Blend this in a little more gradually. There, that looks about right. So we're going to save that to adjustments. Now go into style and coherence. Tap the window in the bottom right-hand corner, and go all the way down to the button and choose Preset 12. Now is a brush mask. Let's just uncover the eye a little bit. Take the brush mask off and save two adjustments. Now going into preset and lineal, tap the image icon on the bottom right-hand corner. And you can see there's different graduations of color that we can choose. Just to make the man's face stand out a little bit more. I went all through these and I ended up choosing 60. Touch the brush mask again, very tiny and just uncover the blue is the eye. We're going to lower the enhance to 20 per cent. Now we'll save that to adjustments. Next we'll go to texture. And our weight. Tap the window in the bottom right. I want you to put something near the bottom as the picture to cover the blackness, a little bit. Forgotten to take off the brush mask or do that now. So we'll look at the airwaves. And I think number 18 was quite good. So we're going to expand that with our fingers. And this more blackness on the left. So we'll tap on this icon here and just flip. Now you can see because I left the brush mask on, it's covering part of the R wave. So I'm going to take a step back, go into history, and tap the last one that I saved. Now if I go into airwaves. And again choose number 18, you can see the whole thing. I've left this mistake in. So if you make it, you'll know how to correct it. So if you lose a brush mask on and you go on to the next step, and it covers part of the added feature than simply go into history and take a step backwards and try again. So now we have the L Wave going to tap this icon in the bottom right to flip it over. And then I'm going to rotate it a little bit. Now that just gives a bit more interests to the lower parts of the picture. So I'm going to save that to adjustments. Staying in texture. We'll put a paper texture on this. So press paper. Press the Windows icon, look at the different papers. I ended up choosing number 29. But you can choose any one you like. I thought that suited the picture. So I'm going to save that to adjustments. There we have it. I'll just go back into the history. Started off with the lion's face. We bought in the picture of the man and revealed part of it. Then we went into coherence, then lineal. And we uncovered the eye. Then we put the L wave on the bottom. And lastly, the paper texture. So that's all done. We're going to go to the arrow in the top right and save to camera roll. Now we'll move on to our next lesson. See you there. 9. Lesson Eight Playtime: Welcome to lesson eight. Let's take a lighthearted approach by creating a tune effects for children. This technique is useful for artists who make kids books or making an image for a birthday card and other childlike things. So let's begin. As usual, we'll start by opening up Eichler alma. We'll tap the picture icon in the top left. And first of all, we'll bring in the image of the dog. Will go to style and tune. Click the window in the bottom right. And we're going to choose tune one. Save that to adjustments. And then we're going to go into form. And crop. Just got rid of those white edges. Maybe going a little visit the sides. That's it. So we're going to save that to adjustments. And then we will save it to our camera roll. Next, we'll tap the picture icon in the top left. And we'll tap landscape to make ourselves a canvas. Now go into effects and blend. Tap the picture icon in the bottom right. And we're going to bring in the girl standing on the beach. Spread this with your fingers until it covers the entire canvas. And save two adjustments. Now we're going to make this into a tomb picture also. So we'll go into style. And two, we're going to save that to my camera roll. Now we'll go back into effects and blend. Tap the picture icon in the bottom right. I'm bringing the two image as the door. Now we're going to tap this icon in the bottom right to flip it. Will spread it with our fingers and place this in the corner there That's about right. So now we're going to tap the brush mask, reduce the brush size, check that the brush is on. Number one basic. And then we're just going to mask out the hard edge so that it blends in with the picture of the girl on the beach. Remember, you can tap the eraser if you go over and use deleted too much. That's all done. So I'm going to save that to adjustments. And now I'm going to stay in effects and press blend again. Tap the picture icon in the bottom right and bringing the PNG, the balloons. Now I'm going to rotate the balloons so they appear to be coming out of hand. So it looks as if she's holding them and tap the brush mask and just removes the string that's overlapping her arm. So we've got all our elements now within the picture. So save two adjustments. Next we're going to go into texture. Look along the second menu for Sparkles. Tap the window in the bottom right, and choose Presets 11. Tabbed window again to remove the menu and spread the sparkles, the brush mask off, and spread the sparkles with your fingers and position it. That looks about right. So I'm going to save that to adjustments. Next, I went into town and I chose Adventure. Tap the window in the bottom right. I looked at various tones here. And I chose number one, quite like number three as well. So it's up to you to choose which one you like. Tap the window to remove the menu. And I'm going to save that to adjustments. Next, I'll go to texture and paper. Tap the window in the bottom right. Because all the different paper textures. Now you can see it's not covering the part that I masked out. So I'm going to go into history and tap this one again. And now it covers the whole picture. Just remember that it can be a quirk of the program when you're using mask. To have to go back into the history and choose the image again to make sure that the paper texture covers the whole picture. So this is what I chose. Presets six, tap the window. Save to adjustments. There, that's our kitty picture finished. So now we will go into the history. We started off by bringing the picture of the door, making a tune effect and cropping it, saving it straight to our camera roll. Then the next process is choosing a landscape Canvas. Gone into effect some bland and bringing the girl on the beach. Then we change that to attune effects. Went back into blend and bought in the doll picture that we made a tune effect. Then we went into blend again, I'm OT in the balloons. Then we went into texture. And we put sparkles over the picture to give it some life. And then we put the texture effect on. That's all finished. We can go to the top right and save the picture to our camera roll. Now, we'll move on to less than nine. 10. Lesson Nine Dreaming: Welcome to Lesson Nine. When I saw this image of a girl asleep, I immediately thought of her in the dream state. Bringing in the unicorn. Same, the perfect face. Here we'll use the sketch process added with an enhanced screen effect. So let's go. As usual, we'll open up Eichler armor, tap the picture icon. And this time we're going to choose a portrait canvas. Save it to adjustments. Then go into facts and blend. Tap the image in the bottom right-hand corner. I'm bringing the girl. Plot the Zoom and reduce the canvas a little so we can see where we are. That the Zoom again, the fingers spread the picture to cover the whole of the bottom of the canvas. So when we've got the picture positioned properly, will save two adjustments. Now staying in blend will press the picture icon. I'm bringing the unicorn. Now you can see that the unicorn needs flipping. So we'll tap this icon in the bottom right and flip the unicorn around with your fingers. Spread the unicorn. Fit the top of the picture. And then we'll go into brush mask. Lower the brush size. Check we've got the right brush, basic one. And then gradually soften the edge of the picture to blend it in. I went a bit too much there and you can see a hard lines, so I'll press the erase button. Let me erase that back there. That's perfect. So we'll save two adjustments. So next we'll go into style and sketch. Tap the window in the bottom right. There's all sorts of sketch effects. But going right the way down to number 20. And I thought that gave a really lovely effect for this picture. So we're going to save that to adjustments. Then we're going to go into town and enhance, tap the window. And there's all sorts of really pretty tones that you could use. You don't have to use the same as mine. Or you may have a different picture entirely. Just go through Let's see which ones you like. For this example. I've chosen 25. Then I went into where it says normal to choose a screen. And I chose multiply them again to get rid of the menu. Yes, I really liked that effect, so I'm going to save two adjustments. Next, I'll go to texture and leak. Tap the window. And you can see all the different leak effects you can get. So I decided to go with the tea with my fingers. I moved it off the side of the picture just to give that up slightly as well. It's a good that pretty pink effect. I save that to adjustments. Staying in texture will go to paper. Tap the window in the bottom right. And that there's all sorts of paper textures look quite good with this picture. I went all the way down to 26. And I save that to adjustments. There That's precede picture of a young girl dreaming of a unicorn. So we'll go to the history. We chose to portray Canvas. Then blend. We bought in the image of the girl, and we bought in the image of a unicorn. Then we use the sketch effects. Then we went into enhance and used a screen as well. Then in Lake, we put that pretty pink light one side. And we finished off with the paper texture. And that's our picture or finished. Have a look through the photos that you have or drawings that you have, and choose to in a similar vein to put together or use the ones I've provided. So now we're going to go to the top right. Save to camera roll. And move on to our final lesson. Less than ten. 11. Lesson Ten Time Travel: Welcome to our final lesson in class six. Less than ten. In this lesson, we'll travel through time. I've used several effects to build this image, including our waves and a cracked finish. So let's begin. Open up eye color armor. Tap the picture icon in the top left. I'm bringing the image of the lady. Now we're going to make some changes to her. Go to style and flow. Tap the window icon in the bottom right. And we're going to stay with preset one. So I'm going to save that to adjustments. Then we'll go to term and pastoral. Tap the window in the bottom right. You can see all the different effects. We can change her too. I went with number 19, preset 19. So we're going to save that to our camera. Roll that, be sure to save it as a PNG. So tap, Save PNG. That makes sure she'll have no background. So now we can go to the picture icon again. And we're going to bring in a landscape Canvas. Go to effects and blend, tap the picture icon in the bottom right. I'm bringing the picture of the time. Expand that with your fingers until it covers the entire canvas and save two adjustments. Staying in effects, we're going to press blend again. Tap the picture icon in the bottom right. I'm bringing the safe picture of the woman. You can see she needs expanding quite a lot. And we're going to rotate her. So she's flying through time. That looks about right. So we're going to save that picture to adjustments. Next, we'll go into town and look along the second menu adventure. You can use any of these. So these are just suggestions. Fees have put a picture together yourself in your style. So tap the window in the bottom right. You can see all the different venture tones. But I went with preset six, the window again and save two adjustments. I just like the brand and cream tones to give it an old worldly look. So going back in time, maybe. Now going to texture and find airwaves. Tap the window in the bottom, and go to preset one. Tap the window again. But we're going to expand this. So it's right over the picture and position it. That looks about right to me. So I'm going to save that to adjustments. Next we going to put the crack effects on. So staying in texture, look along until you find one called cracks. Tap the window in the bottom right. There's all different sorts of cracks effects we can use. But I ended up using preset 23. Now I rotated this round, make it landscape. Just tap the window again to get rid of the menu. Now, spread the cracks out with your fingers. It's a little bit too much. So the opacity will reduce it to 60%. That's given It's more toned down effect. Save two adjustments. Staying in texture again, moves the second menu along and choose paper to tap the window in the bottom right. And again, there's all different paper effects. You can adjust the size and intensity and the opacity if you want. Ended up with number 19. I thought that gave a similar flow texture that match the cracked effect. Tap the window again. Safe to adjustments. And that's our finished picture. We'll go to the history. First of all, we bought in the picture as the lady. And we changed her with flow and a pastel effect and saved her as a PNG, so there's no background. Then we went back into the program and chose a canvas, a landscape Canvas. Then we bought in the time image. We brought in the lady that we'd save disappear and g. Then we changed the tone and adventure. Then we push on the airwaves to give a little bit more interest. And then I added a cracked effect. I'm finishing off with the paper texture. And that's our completed picture. I'm going to save that now to our camera roll as a normal JPEG. And that's the end of our lessons. Four plus six. 12. Class Six Wrap Up: Thank you for completing classics, and I look forward to seeing your creations. If you need any help or advice, please ask. I'm happy to help. Please leave a review if you have a moment. It's such an encouragement for me. And if you'd like to know more about me and my other creative work as an artist. And also, please visit www color story.com. I started my creative journey writing books and audios, as you can see here. Then I returned to my first love art and created all kinds of art. 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