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Tears of Flowers

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by Roventure

by Roventure

Hey guys, today's chapter is inspired by a piece that Sara Shakeel did titled Male Feminist. All credit goes to her. (Not sure if you should post this graphic if you make it unless you really change something about it)

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1. Open a white background.

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2. Open the picture you want to use as the foreground(I choose Suga from BTS 😘😋) Make sure the photo is black and white.
You can do this by turning down the saturation, hue, and playing around with the exposure and such. Merge when done.

3. Open a black photo on top. Erase it all. Then add it back in over the sunglasses using the square tool.

You should also clean it up a bit around the edges.

4. Open a picture of a flower. I searched up flowers on black backgrounds and used those so I wouldn't have to mask so much. Some of the flowers should stick out but most of them should stay inside the line.

I used the filter lighten when I wanted the flowers to stay in the line.

5. Lastly, add a filter if you'd like and then go to phonto and add text. 😀