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How to make my photos pop art
How to make my photos pop art













how to make my photos pop art

Here you can use the tools to play around with how many colors you want to use in your pop art. Scroll down to the one labeled Posterize and click on it. You can also go to colors and increase the saturation if you don’t feel like your photo’s colors are popping.Ĭlick on the magic wand on the left side of the screen – this is where all of the special effects are. Once you are in PicMonkey, start by making any basic adjustments to your photo that it may need – for example, you might want to crop the photo to cut out some excess background or brighten it up if it is very dark. PicMonkey is what I currently use for all of my blog photos and graphics. It is great for doing basic photo editing as well as adding text and graphics.

How to make my photos pop art free#

If you aren’t familiar with PicMonkey, it is a free online photo editing website. Go to PicMonkey, choose edit, and select your photo. The trees and mountains in the backgrounds of my photos really popped in the end. Even though you want to avoid a ton of details, a background with a lot of texture works great for this. Each of the photos I chose had one focal point against a fairly simple background.

how to make my photos pop art

You want to choose something without too many details. Creating your own pop artįirst choose your photos. Which turned out to be surprisingly easy. But I wanted to try something new – so I chose a few adventure photos and turned them into graphic DIY pop art using PicMonkey. When I started working on art for Griffin’s Little Explorer bedroom, I knew I wanted to add some photos of him on his own outdoor adventures. There is nothing like seeing your favorite memories splashed throughout your house and I love to dream up new, creative ways to display photos as art. One of my favorite types of art to display are big, happy family photos.















How to make my photos pop art