SUPERIMPOSE TUTORIAL

(talking to the moon)

STEP ONE. Open a blank image and put a few flower pngs in the middle. You can use any flowers and colors you want. If you need it, here is my template. You can adjust color if necessary.

STEP TWO. Add your first PNG. Use your rectangular eraser and turn the feather up (you can also use the gradient tool if you prefer). Erase the bottom part of your PNG. Merge.

STEP THREE. Add a white lens flare to the bottom of the png. If you need a flare I'll share some at the end of the tutorial. Merge when done.

STEP FOUR. Repeat steps 2 & 3. When done, merge and save. But stay in Superimpose.

STEP FIVE. Open the cover as the foreground. Go to the filter tab and press the hue button. Choose 'background' and move the red hue button all the way to right.

STEP SIX. Choose foreground and this time move the blue option all the way to the right

STEP SEVEN. Make the foreground just slightly bigger than the background and place on the blend you prefer. I used Multiply. When satisfied you can finally merge.

STEP EIGHT. Open the cover image once again as the foreground. This time you'll move the green tab all the way to the right.

STEP NINE. Again, make the foreground slightly bigger than the background. Place it on the same blend that you used in step 7. Merge when done.

STEP TEN. Open the original cover once again as the foreground. Do not change the filter. Make it fit the screen and place it on luminosity. Merge and save.

STEP ELEVEN. Add title + filter

( FONT )

Lemon Milk [bold + italicized]

( FLARES )

( NOTES )

I really love this cover.

If it looks familiar it's because I did a tutorial on this in a past book. I'm looking through old tutorials to find inspiration and to redo (and hopefully improve on) old tutorials that I did.