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I normally don't like to have more than one faceclaims on a cover but this type of cover fits perfectly.

STEP ONE) open up Superimpose and pick whatever background you want.

Here's the thing about the background, it could be whatever color you like but it has to be solid. Mine I created on superimposed with the color background. I just added a texture over it and merge.

So once you got your background, place the rip page as the foreground then merge.

STEP TWO) add your png that you want to use. I cropped the png half way and put it in black and white. I went over to the filter tab and made a back shadow.

Exposure and brightness down if you want it black
Exposure, brightness, and contrast up if you want it white.

Place the shadow on whatever side you want. Merge

STEP THREE) add the same png and place it over the shadow with some of the shadow showing. I used the eraser under the mask tab to clean up the bottom the png could like a ripped page if that makes sense.

STEP FOUR) repeat the same thing with the other faceclaim

STEP FIVE) before I saved the image, I place a texture on it. I recommend to add on too.

STEP SIX) open up Phonto. The filter I used was fade. The font the title is in is CODE-BOLD and the quote is in FFF LIGHT. This next part really depends on the title of your book. If it is one word like mine, then you will have one upside down and one not. If you have three or more words then split it in half.

After adding filters and whatever's else you like, you are done.

( this is a pretty easy cover to do but is time consuming. I took 30 minutes just to find the perfect picture I can use. I am really pleased with this. It doesn't look really crowded and such and is eye pleasing. Making this I can hardly wait to publish this book. I'm gonna find a way to do this on PicsArt because I'm pretty sure there is a way.)

Hopefully this was helpful and easy for you guys!

-Sam