First. Open up your Image in PicMonkey. Go to Textures. It's a tab located under Frames in that panel to the left

Then choose "Your Own" and pull up that second image. Notice that it may need moving around to fit the image you started with. The more zoomed in you are then the better you can Move it around. Slide the Fade from the default 20% to 0% for best effect.


Change the Blend Mode to any of the following: Add, Hardlight, Lighten, Overlay, or Screen. In the example, I found that Lighten works best on what I have.

After the texture is Applied then I go to mess around with it with other Effects. In the example I use Frost to soften the edges a little

I make it Black & White just because I can. Meh

The image I started with was 800px by 800px and I Resize it to 600px by 600px. Always Keep Proportions

Now to Crop. I crop the top out. I stop it under the wing at a number easily remembered and subtracted from 600px (the height). My top becomes 600px in width by 270px in height.



600px - 270px is 330px. The height of my bottom after saving the top and undo-ing first crop is 330px. Width is whatever it needs to be
