Sunburst.

iii. Adding Text

iii. Tutorial
Adding Text

𓇻 Notes,
For this tutorial, you will require your graphic, dafont.com and photopea.
Other tutorials include ones described in 'Sweater Weather' by diorIove and in the cover tutorials in 'White Teeth Teens' by eventualruin.
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask.

Transcript,
   ✸ Open dafont.com and download your desired font(s). You can search through the various categories or use the search bar if you know the name of the font you'd like to download.
   ✸ Open photopea, go to 'file' on the top toolbar and select 'open' and select all the files for your graphic and font(s).
   ✸ Select the 'T' for the type tool on the toolbar running down the left and click on your graphic and type out your text.
   ✸ Highlight your text and select the font you just downloaded from the drop-down bar. You can change the colour, size, line style, etc. using the text toolbar on the top and the transparency and layering using the box on the right and changing the layer style from normal to overlay, etc using the drop-down box.
   ✸ When you're happy with the end product, go to 'file', 'export as' and then select the appropriate file type for your graphic and select save.

Step by step with images,

One. Open dafont.com and download your desired font(s). You can search through the various categories or use the search bar if you know the name of the font you'd like to download.

Two. Open photopea, go to 'file' on the top toolbar and select 'open' and select all the files for your graphic and font(s).

Three. Select the 'T' for the type tool on the toolbar running down the left and click on your graphic and type out your text.

Four. Highlight your text and select the font you just downloaded from the drop-down bar. You can change the colour, size, line style, etc. using the text toolbar on the top and the transparency and layering using the box on the right and changing the layer style from normal to overlay, etc using the drop-down box.

Five. When you're happy with the end product, go to 'file', 'export as' and then select the appropriate file type for your graphic and select save.