Mystery Flower

Can you identify this Flower?

It's blooming in my garden right now.

And have you tried the "Overlay" feature in PicMonkey.

I must have too much time on my hands.  Actually, I don't.  My garden is burgeoning with all kinds of vegetables which need attention. Today its tomato sauce.  The sauerkraut is ready, it's been ageing for a month, beans were put up two days ago, beets can wait till we get back from Europe, and so can the cabbages.  Carrots will be covered with straw to last through the winter, onions are drying on top of the soil, potatoes need a light frost to set their skins.  Winter squash is also ready to harvest. 

I know that I have forgotten something...I will find out as soon as it gets light and I can go out and see.

Happy rest of the week to you my dear

Blogging Friends.

Gina



Collages, Mosaics and Overlays

Photo Editing Continued.
Collages, Mosaics and Overlay.

First things first,

Join PicMonkey

It's Free.



Collages

How to create a Collage

In PicMonkey click on collage.
Choose collage layout (2nd symbol)
Upload photos, select several to load at once.
Click on Auto Fill or arrange yourself.

Note:  whenever you get lost click on first symbol (Basic Edits).





Mosaics

How to create a Mosaic

click on Collages.

Choose Square Deal for Layout.

Upload your photos.

Arrange photos.

Get acquainted with symbols on left, such as transparencies, background color and photos.

Overlays

How to make the round photograph I cannot divulge. That secret belongs to Rosemary of "Where Five Valleys Meet"

Overlays can be round, oval, square, etc.

It's the first photo you select that determines the shape.

How to make Overlays.

Go to Edit in Green photo box.

Upload your photo.

Click on third symbol from bottom in basic edits (heart, star and bubble).

Go to top and click on Your Own .

Select a photo from your files. Arrange size and place position of photo within first image.

Repeat as often as you like.

You can also edit your photos by using  "Erase" .

And if you have erased too much the "paintbrush" will correct your mistake.


The overlay feature can also be used for creating watermarks and Collages.
PicMonkey has wonderful tutorials which will walk you through all of their features.

 PicMonkey was designed by the same folks who created the original Picnik program.

  

 Happy creating my dear  

 Blogging Friends.

Gina