Take Photo

Now, I'll walk you through a step-by-step workflow. First I shot the image while watching television using my iPad Air 2. 

Next step was to open the image in Snapseed and Crop and Rotate it.

I then took the above cropped image and applied a Brushstroke app preset.

The new Shift app by Pixite was released so I thought I'd give it a try. I opened the Brushstroke version in Shift and applied a filter.

The Litely app recently had an update, so I opened up the "Shift" version and applied a filter in Litely.

I liked the above result but was looking for something a bit different, so I opened up the Litely version in Facetune and used the Reshape tools to distort her face. I also applied one of the Facetune Filters.

I then took the Facetune version and layered it with a photo of some fall foliage using the Diana Photo app. 

Below is the first version using Diana Photo

The second version is shown below

I combined the two Diana Photo versions with the Facetune version by layering them in Sketch Club to blend them.

My final step was to take the blended version into Stackables and apply one of my custom filters.