Photofiltre Part 5

Thats what I've been waiting to hear!

Okay, as you probley already have realized that to really make great photos on Photofiltre, you dont only need to know what you doing, you also need to have a bit of creativity.
This blog is going to be diffrent than the others. Im going to show you some images that I randomly made, and tell you exactly how I did it. I wont be doing this so you can go and make the same thing, Im doing it so you can see what messing around on there can do. (There will be alot of reading)

Here is the first image.
I simply used this tool, and randomly started clicking on the image untill I had two parts of one photo. I thought it would look cool to open a new document and place them onto it with a space between them. Then I used the fill tool and added color. Then I traced the purple part and added a texture to that part only. Next I used the spray paint tool and put a a dot on the left hand corner, then traced that spot and added texture to it. The did the same with the rectangle tool, colored it black and added a texture. Then traced the purple sides with white. TADA! A random image that I personly love.

Another random image i created was this one. It was pretty much a 'im bored and no ones online' type of image. I started by scribaling diffrent colors onto the canvas, then I blured them together using this tool. Then Added text and images. =]

Honestly it is a matter of creativity. Now it's your turn. Open up your photofiltre and create like crazy! I'd love to see some of the things you make.

I was asked to go over banners. I though this was a good blog to menchon this in. I cant really teach you how to make a banner. You have to be creative and use what you know about photofiltre.

The width cant be any more than 970 to fit on the page. The height is up to you. The banners you see in the templates have a height of 150 but they can be bigger. Just remember to set the height when you use it though.


There will be a part 6.
keep an eye out for it.
And I hope this one gets you thinking more outside the box.