I get a lot of DMs asking me how I edit my Instagram photos. I always try and answer those as thoroughly as I can because, knowing from my own experience when I was first starting out and spending countless hours attempting to figure out how many favorite IG accounts edited their photos, nothing is more frustrating than reading a comment that says "I use VSCO". But even a lengthily comment or DM isn't enough to truly convey someone's editing style, so I figured it was high time I put together a post for anyone who is interested in knowing my process.

I've been trying and trying to edit my photos for the past years using and bought a lot of editing apps. But then, I didn't found my forte till now I want my feed to look nice, so I always experiment hue colors and filters. Before I will start, I would like to make something clear; My Instagram is not my real life, I just love to be creative as it comes to my pictures. Some people call it fake, I call it content. Since everyone's content is different, I don't assume that you like mine.

I stick to this one since I'm into nature right now, so here it is!

APPS THAT I'M USING TO EDIT MY PHOTOS

Personally, I prefer to edit my photo's on my phone. It is way easier and so much fun to use a lot of different apps.

• LIGHTROOM CC MOBILE APP
• PREVIEW APP (I pay for the filters)
• FACETUNE (only if necessary)

LIGHTROOM CC MOBILE APP

I grew up in a home with the smell of paint, thinner along with the sight of different paint and brushes since my father is an artist, he do a lot of things when it comes to arts and sign.

I was in third grade when I started to paint, I draw things a lot that time that even my teachers noticed me and tried me to joined painting contest. But before that, they'll had to choose which among the three of us could participated so we draw again and passed it to the art teacher. Sadly, I was not the chosen one. Yes, I was kind of upset that time and loss my confident on that field though I'm still continuing to draw until college. It was stopped when I started to work and got busy no time to draw anymore, but there's a part of me wanting it again, like it's calling me but ignored it most of the times. But when I started blogging and saw some of vloggers/bloggers how they've paint it's inspired me and decided to try it again hoping that my hands are still not rusts. Lol (but if arts is really your passion, there's no reason that you won't do it or to draw anymore.)

So far, I just draw some simple drawing when its my day off. I keep on practicing. My favorite things that I draw is places, I usually imagining simple places. This is one of my passion I think. :)


XOXO
Liz