WELL WELL WELL. I SEE YOU HAVE STUMBLED UPON THIS CHAPTER THINKING IT WAS A CONVENIENT TUTORIAL. WELL...

You were right!

I have an extensive background of editing pictures so that there's only certain objects in color while others are gray.

Some examples are:

They're just a few of the ones I've made. I have probably well over fifty.

Well, I use an app called Color Lab. It should look like this on the App Store:

So download it. Duh. When you open the app, it should look like this:

To take a picture and edit it, press the camera. To use a picture you already have, press the rectangle with the landscape thingy on it.

Then, you choose a picture (if you decide to use one you already have.)

Step One:
When you choose your picture, it should look like this. Except any picture xD

Step Two:
To color a section in, you press the color button and start coloring in the object by rubbing your finger and shtuff. To make something gray because you messed up, you press the gray button. To adjust the dice of your brush, press that brush button on the top. The recolor you have to buy. Here:

  And basically, the before and after pictures are these:

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And then after that you can just add filters, edit it onto a cover of icon, whatever you wish to do! It really is that simple. Two steps! If you're confused, private message me at OneWildFangirl and I'll clear it up. Just be warned I'm like a 7-8/10 at explaining things.

THE WILD FANGIRL IS OUT!