u/LizVivid

I use Kittl to create different variations on ideas I had stuck in my brain, and it helped me save so much time and get my brain ready for more ideas! I call it my Brain Dump! ;-)
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Back view: The image shows the back side of the subject, facing away from the viewer.

Bird's eye view: The image shows the subject from a high angle, as if seen from a bird flying overhead.

Bottom view: The image shows the bottom of the subject, looking up trom below.

Close-up view: The image shows a part of the subject in detail, filling most of the frame.

Dutch angle/Tilted angle: The camera is tilted, causing the horizon line to be at
an angle, adding a sense of unease or disorientation.

Fish-eye view: The image shows a distorted view of the subject or the
surroundings, creating a circular or spherical effect.

Front view: The image shows the front side of the subject, facing the viewer directly.

High angle: The image shows the subject from above, making them appear
smaller or less significant.

Isometric view: The image shows the subject from an angle, but without
perspective distortion, creating a 3D effect.

Low angle: The image shows the subject from below, making them appear larger or more imposing.

Over-the-shoulder view: The image shows the subject from behind another
person, looking over their shoulder, often used in dialogues.

Perspective view: The image shows the subject from an angle, creating a sense of depth and distance.

Point-of-view (POV) shot: The image shows what a character (or subject) is looking at, essentially through their eyes.

Side view: The image shows the side of the subject, either left or right, perpendicular to the viewer.

Top view: The image shows the top of the subject, looking down from above. 16. Tracking shot: The image simulates a camera moving alongside the subject. often used to follow a moving subject.

Wide-angle view: The image shows a large area of the subject or the surroundings, creating a panoramic effect.

Worm's eye view: The image shows the subject from a low angle, as if seen from a worm crawling on the ground.

📣 New Feature! You can now use Styles to remix graphics, images, elements, text, full designs, and more! You'll find the Styles panel in the lower left part of the AI Panel - and this even works when remixing images as well! Learn more about it here: https://kit.tl/remixstylesblog

If I have black handwriting on a VERY BUSY mixed light and dark background, how would I go about getting that black handwriting to stand out more? I wish I could post the example but it’s not mine. I’m doing this for a client and I’m stuck at the moment. Thank you!!!