The moment I saw it, I knew it had that unique look that could transform any flyer, ad, social post, or postcard into a work of art, perfect for promoting outdoor adventures, camping gear, off-road equipment, hunting gear… and so much more.
Upload it to your Brand Kit, and you’re ready to roll.
All the best…
Ohhhh and before you go, if you’re interested, I share exclusive bonuses for those who wants to join Glorify. If that’s you, you’re in luck! You can access my valuable resources for free by signing up through my affiliate link below.
In Glorify, under “Images,” you can find a bunch of amazing, high-quality images from big sites like Pixabay, Pexels, and more…
But I totally understand if you can’t find the right image… even though there are millions of free images out there, sometimes it can be hard to find what you’re looking for.
If that’s you…
Here are a few other options…
Death to the Stock Photo: http://join.deathtothestockphoto.com/ Little Visuals: http://littlevisuals.co/ Unsplash: http://unsplash.com/ New Old Stock: http://nos.twnsnd.co/ Superfamous (requires attribution): http://superfamous.com/ Picjumbo: http://picjumbo.com/ The Pattern Library: http://thepatternlibrary.com/ Getrefe: http://getrefe.tumblr.com/ IM Free (requires attribution): http://imcreator.com/free Magdeleine: http://magdeleine.co/ Foodiesfeed: http://foodiesfeed.com Picography: http://picography.co/
Hope this helps…
If not, try one of my favorite sources of free images. Freepik. (contribution required)
I consider Freepik my favorite site for images… especially AI-generated images like the ones I used in my recent project for Halloween.
As you can see, there are two images in this project, one with the hikers and the other one with the monster. Both were nicely blended in Glorify using blending modes and my favorite blending technique to create this awesome background image…
And then, I added text and turn it into this AWESOME poster.
Anyway…
What I’m trying to say is… Freepik is a goldmine.
Give it a shot…
…And if you still can’t find the images you’re looking for, even after you have tried all the sites I recommended here, including Freepik, then maybe, you should give up.
Because there is no hope for you.
It’s impossible, with all the options I gave you, to not find what you’re looking for.
Just saying…
Ohhh, wait a second…
There is another option…
You could try AI image-generating tools.
I made a list of AI tools you can download for FREE below.
This glowing brick in your pocket is a dream killer!
I just spent 20 minutes caught up in someone else’s agenda instead of working on my new project.
If you’re like me and forget to switch off your phone in the morning, you’re risking your dreams, your life, and everything you’ve imagined being washed away…
That new website, video, or design you should be working on won’t get done if you’re glued to your phone, consuming content like an addict wasting life away.
I’m just as guilty…
Fuck!
Gotta take control…
So, let’s dive into your questions…
“Is Glorify good for planning and designing social media content? Carousels, quotes, or any other designs…”
To which I reply…
Hell yeahhhhh!
Don’t even doubt it.
With Glorify, you can design anything… social media posts, ads, posters, t-shirt designs, even create art, as I’ve shown a zillion times now.
For more info and a 7-day FREE trial, head to the link below…
‘Never enjoying the fruits of your labor is a crime.‘
So, I’ll make sure I enjoy mine!
And you know what else I’m going to enjoy?
The Halloween party tonight!
Before I crack open a few beers, here is a quick design I did for the Halloween.
Let me know what you think.
In case you wonder how on Earth I was able to do this in Glorify, then let me explain.
It’s as simple as 1,2,3…
I started with the text and shadows.
Then exported it as PNG with transparent background.
Then, I found the image of the beast and on a new canvas, dropped the text on top… Used my favorite blending technique and boom!
The Film titles were the last step.
Here is a screenshot from Glorify. The process is captured across 3 canvases.
Anyway… if you want me to record a tutorial and walk you through it, then send me a quick message. Mention “Beast” so that I know what you’re reffering to.
Ohhhh… and before you go, in case you didn’t know, Glorify is offering 7-Day FREE trial… So you can give it a shot if you wanna craft powerful designs, content for social media and more…
Let me tell you about a dream that used to get me out of bed, even on days I felt like doing nothing.
Back in 2015, all I wanted was a dirt bike. But not just any bike, the KTM EXC Six Days.
That thing was a beast. And it was twelve grand, which I didn’t have.
But in my head, I saw myself riding it across the world. Just me, the bike, and miles of open road.
I wanted to escape.
Wanted to leave everything behind, disappear, and take a year to travel. I dreamed about riding through wild places, like I did back in New Zealand with my best buddy.
We spent over a year traveling all over, feeling alive.
I wanted that feeling again.
I wanted that freedom.
The plan was simple…
Get the bike and head east. I’d visit my parents in the Czech Republic, then keep going. Russia. China. Malaysia. Even Australia.
I’d end up in New Zealand to see my old friend.
Perfect plan, right?
But there was a problem…
I was broke.
The bike was 12k, and I didn’t have it.
And the trip? Not a penny saved.
But this dream was so strong that it got me up every morning. I worked my tail off for that dream. Every time I wanted to give up, I’d picture myself out there, riding, free. And somehow, I’d find the energy to keep going.
And here’s the funny thing…
Now that I finally have the money for the bike and the trip, I don’t feel that same desire.
My dream changed.
See, back then, I could pack up and leave without a second thought. I moved to UK, then I travelled around Malawi, South Africa, and later took off to New Zealand.
No questions, no doubts.
I just went.
But now, I think differently.
Maybe I’m wiser, maybe just careful.
Leaving it all behind doesn’t feel right anymore.
So why am I telling you all this?
Because no matter what, you need a dream. Something big enough to get you out of bed, even when you don’t feel like it.
A dream that gives you the reason to keep going.
Now, I won’t go too deep here… I just wanted to share that story to maybe inspire you. Because, truth is, life changes.
These days, I’m a bit more settled. I’ve got two incredible kids who mean the world to me, and a new love for something I never thought I’d find so fulfilling…
Crafting beautiful designs… It’s something I get lost in. Some pieces even remind me of those wild days and all the freedom of the open road.
But now, there’s nothing quite like a fresh cup of coffee, and opening up Glorify to create something amazing. It’s just as satisfying but in a different way.
Who knows… maybe one day I’ll hit the road again. But right now? I’m loving the journey here, bringing stories to life, one design at a time.
It’s where you can take any texture, picture, graphic and clip it onto your layer below.
Just like in this example where I opened Procreate, added a new layer and typed in “chill” and then used clipping mask to clip all the textures, silouettes and other elements to the text to create this design.
And I stoked how it came out!
One click, and it instantly molds to every corner of your text without affecting the rest of your design.
Now, imagine using this in Glorify…
Wouldn’t it be amazing?
I’ve tried layering, tweaking, and using blending modes to get everything just right, but it’s not the same.
And, it takes forever!
Without a clipping mask, I feel limited in Glorify.
I’m not saying you can’t create stunning designs without it, but this one feature would open up a world of possibilities.
So far, I’ve used it in Procreate, and with zero hassle, it works like magic.
Naturally, I reached out to Omar, the CEO of Glorify, to see if this feature could be on the horizon. He said, “Consider it done.”
But since then, I haven’t seen any updates on it.
Anyway…
When it does come to Glorify, get ready to craft texture-rich text, dynamic visuals, and eye-catching designs—even faster than now.
Now that we’re in the heart of Halloween, I’ve been diving deep into Glorify, exploring ways to create powerful, atmospheric movie posters inspired by horror films.
I took on this challenge to see if Glorify could handle techniques typically reserved for Photoshop or Affinity—like blending, dodge & burn, and more—to achieve that haunting, cinematic look.
To my surprise, even though Glorify isn’t built as a heavy-duty design tool, it’s exceeded my expectations. I’m genuinely impressed with what you can create in it.
While it’s not flawless, I can confidently say it’s more than capable for movie posters that require masking and other effects.
If you enjoy it, let me know what you think! And if you’re curious to try Glorify yourself, here’s where you can get started:
Today, I designed something special—or at least, I think it is!
It’s an announcement flyer designed to promote an upcoming event, giveaway, or similar occasion.
This design can also be adapted into a series of flyers to send out via email to your subscriber list.
Alternatively, you could use it in Systeme.io, ThriveCart, or Thrive Architect to build an opt-in page or even a checkout page for a paid mini-workshop, all in the same style.
I hope you like it!
If you’d like access to the project files, just follow the link below…
A few weeks ago, I picked up a Karcher K4 power washer, and let me tell you, it’s a game-changer.
I tried it yesterday.
It works like magic.
Half the garden is now sparkling clean.
As I blasted away the dirt with ease, it hit me!
How important it is to have the right tools for the job…
And how much of a difference it makes.
If I had stuck with a brush, I would still be out there scrubbing, exhausted, and probably cursing my life.
Instead, I power-washed those tiles in minutes, excited like a kid with a garden hose.
In graphic design, marketing, or any field, it’s the same story.
When you’re creating images, ads, or social media content, you need the right tools. Try designing ebook covers in PowerPoint, and you’ll be wasting time.
Back in 2019, if you woke me up at 2 a.m. and asked me what the best tool for designers was, I would have told you, without a doubt, Photoshop. I was all in…
But since I’ve always appreciated tools that are more fun to use, I couldn’t say no to Glorify… and I had to give it a shot.
Don’t get me wrong, I used Photoshop for almost 7 years before I tried Glorify. So, I thought I knew it inside and out. But often, I felt there had to be something better, something more fun and easier to use.
And then, I found Glorify. I became an early adopter almost the same day.
Soon enough, I realized how much time I was wasting with Photoshop.
Glorify is simpler, better, and about 90% of what I was looking for.
Of course, it’s not perfect, but for what I need, it’s way more exciting to use than Photoshop.
Since Glorify 3.0, I’ve ditched Photoshop completely. Now, I do all my designs in Glorify, and I couldn’t be happier.
A few days ago, I designed this fun Facebook cover. I tried a few variations and loved how it came out.
Would I be able to design it in Photoshop?
Of course!
But in Glorify, it’s more fun.
If you want to give it a shot, use my link below.
They’ve got a 7-day trial.
Meaning, it’s free for 7 days.
You can test it, play with it, and see if you like it.
Just to let you know… if you join Glorify using my link below,
I’ll send you a gift.
A free gift for you.
Shoot me an email with proof that you bought through my link, and you’ll get my free gift full of great resources.
P.S. Again, It’s my affiliate link. If you click the link and join Glorify, I get a small commission from the sale. You’ll get a free gift worth joining Glorify using my link.
This month, I’m taking a different approach. I’ll be revisiting some of my old blog posts to rewrite, update, and transform them into powerful resources.
I also plan to redesign some of the images and create templates specifically for digital marketers.
The main focus will be on enhancing the blog posts that need improvement and redesigning images.
Additionally, my two bridge pages will get a fresh look, and I’ll be designing and uploading new templates to my “designwithglorify.com” project.
And, of course, there’s plenty of work to be done for clients.
Yesterday, I started working on a mini-course for Glorify that I’m going to give away as a bonus to those who sign up for Glorify.
I’ve just completed the outline and am about to start working on the videos.
I’m considering giving it away either as a bonus or as an email series spread across 12 days.
Or maybe I’ll do both.
It will be free for people who already have Glorify but aren’t sure how to design anything, so it’s geared toward complete beginners. It will also be a bonus for those who are thinking about getting Glorify but haven’t taken the plunge yet.
So, I’m planning to create a page with an opt-in form. People will enter their email and be automatically redirected to another page that says something like this:
“Thanks for signing up! The first video in the 12-part series is on its way to your mailbox. I hope you provided the correct email address so you don’t miss it.
While you’re waiting for the first video to arrive, please note that you’ll need access to the Glorify design tool to follow along.
I know it’s obvious, but just making sure you know that it’s about Glorify (my favorite design tool) and that you’ll need access to it to follow along.
Lucky you, I’m giving away all my bonuses on this page. You can grab them if you haven’t gotten Glorify yet.
If you already have Glorify, then head over to your mailbox and enjoy the first video in the 12-part series.
The subject line will be:
Glorify 101 – 1/12: Getting to Know Glorify
I’m going to walk you through it, help you navigate, show you my favorite features, and give you access to my color palettes and other resources.
Ready?
Then, let’s go!”
I think this is not bad. There is obviously a better way to write such a message, but for now, just to move on and publish it as soon as possible, I’ll leave it the way it is.
Once it’s up, I’ll test it against another version or, based on feedback, change it, rewrite it, add a few things, or do whatever else needs to be done until I write a message that resonates with people and prompts them to take action.
