How to Make Funny Yearbook Pictures

Funny faces add light-heartedness to yearbook pictures.

You make your yearbook look a little more full by creating funny yearbook pictures. Not to mention, it's fun to see what you could have looked like in the 1960s or as the prom queen. There are many ways to alter your yearbook pictures to make them funny for a scrapbook or yearbook that all of your friends and family can enjoy for years.

Things You'll Need

• Photo-safe stickers
• Scissors
• Photo-safe adhesive
• Computer scanner

Instructions

1. 

   Give yourself a blue afro, just to see how it looks.

   Find a picture of yourself looking straight at the camera. Log onto http://techcrunch.com/2008/08/17/yearbook-yourself-for-a-good-laugh/ and input your photo.Once it has been uploaded, you can make all kinds of changes to create your funny yearbook pictures. Have an afro, wear granny glasses, go crazy.

2. Scan all the photos that you are thinking of using into the computer. You never want to use your only copy just in case you don't like how it's turned out. By scanning your photos, you can always do them over if you don't like them.

3. Cut some of your pictures to create new funny pictures for your yearbook. Put two or more photos together that did not start out that way--just to see how it looks.

4. 

   Add word bubble stickers to pictures to change their meaning.

   Apply photo-safe stickers to your pictures to create sayings or other funny situations for your yearbook. Word bubble stickers are fun to add to pictures to create a different situation.

5. 

   Use photo-safe adhesive so that you don't ruin your pictures.

   Apply your photo-safe adhesive to the back of your new funny pictures once you are happy with how they look. Place them in your yearbook however you like. Have fun sharing with your friends and family.

Tips & Warnings

• Do not alter your original photos. If you don't like the changes you have made, you won't be able to fix them.

References

• How To Make a High School Graduation Scrapbook Album
• Yearbook Yourself For A Good Laugh