Vectors are increasing in popularity now, with one of the most popular authors and graphic designers - justlyd - using them for her covers.
I am slowly learning it myself, and I thought I would share with you.
For this I used PicsArt, although it looks better if you use Pixlr on your PC or laptop, however a lot of people on here don't have a laptop or computer, so I used my phone.
Step 1.
Open up your image - preferably a PNG, but it doesn't matter.
Scroll through the menu, until you find the draw option.
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Click on it.
Step 2.
Click on the multicoloured rainbow thingy, and then select the ink dropper, which is in the top right.
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Place it over the part of your PNG that you want to draw over, then select the paintbrush.
Step 3.
Begin to slowly paint over the target area.
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You don't have to cover the whole thing - usually the face is fine, and I don't do the hair, because it looks betters without it.
Step 4. (optional)
Save the image, and then open it up in Superimpose.
Add a light beam, and adjust the opacity.
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Done!
Like I said, the ones I do my phone are bad, so here are some of the ones I've made using my Mac:
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