N o t h i n ' I m p o r t a n t . . . L i k e t h e a u t h o r
It's really just random stuff. I don't expect anyone to read this. If you do though... you wasted your time.
Just covers. They aren't very good though.
Don't you ever steal or use a...
So, I made another graphic recently which is this one:
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It's only composed of two images, no big deal right. Looks pretty simple, but there's really more to it.
Two images that are blended together very well can make some very well graphics, same goes for more images. A lot of people combine two images to create one image of their desire. Cause, let's face it, we can't find a picture of Selena Gomez on a tower wearing a princess outfit without editing. She hasn't done it, I don't think.
Well, the point is that. People blindly combine images and call it a day but I am seriously advising anyone who want to enhance their editing that it's more complicated than that and I'm not telling you to watch hours of tutorials on how to do it. It's not difficult, it just takes time.
I mean all you have to do it find the lighting, darken some spots of the subject, lighten some, and etc. It can be confusing if you know nothing about lighting but you'll learn. There are tons of speed editing on the internet, I find my inspirations on Instagram. What's great about it is that I don't have to use the same app or program they're using. Cause it's basically black and white strokes. Darken, lighten, darken, lighten. It's that small detail that really blends the subject into the background and creates one image that may look more natural as oppose to just adding an image to a background.
This is basically an example:
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This is the unedited picture. Just two images that do not look good together but after almost an hour of just blending them together and when you have, you can make your subject pop by using the lighting to your advantage.
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So that's that, just pay attention to detail, and to clarify. I'm not saying that this is the perfect example. It's not. I'm just pointing it out for most of you. I'm just sharing my experiences with you guys. That's it. If you read the whole thing, props to you. I probably wouldn't have.
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