You know what they say about laws and sausages?  Here's the ugly technical part:<br/><br/>Step #1: Find a phone image.<br/>Go to Google images; search terms: iphone hand; if you're<del>lazy</del>time-conscious, click on [tools] ans set the colour to 'transparent', otherwise you'll have to use an image editor to delete the background and screen using a 'magic wand' tool.<br/><br/>Step #2: Find a better Kit Cat image.<br/>Yandex search by image sometimes gives better results than Google due to a different search algorithm but every now and then I find the need to use both. going back and forth with 'similar pictures' until I find something good.<br/><br/>Step #3: Fire up an image editor that supports layers.<br/>I use Paint.net, but you can use Gimp, Photoshop, Corel Draw or others.  Online editors work as well (I posted links earlier)<br/><br/>Step #4: Open it Cat's pic as layer #1 (from bottom)<br/><br/>Step #5: Create 2 more layers<br/><br/>Step #6: Open or paste iPhone pic as layer #3, scale and position to fit.<br/><br/>Step #7: Paste Kit Cat's pic to layer #2, scale and position to fit the part that you want framed into the iPhone screen.<br/>This works best when layer #1 visibility is turned off as to not interfere.<br/><br/>Step #8: Select a rectangle slightly larger than the phone's screen on later #2, invert the selection and delete it.<br/>That way only the picture inside the phone screen remains.<br/><br/>Step #9: Apply a blur to layer #1.  I used 'unfocus blur' but your editor of choice can have different (or better ones).  Play with the blur strength to achieve the desired effect.<br/>Don't forget to restore the visibility of the layer if you turned it off in step #7.<br/><br/>Step #10: Save (or export) your work as a JPEG file, upload it to Elliwiki, and post in the appropriate thread.<br/><br/>Step #11: Accept songs of praise, heaps of adoration, bags of money and countless offers of sexual favours from the grateful masses.<br/><br/>Step #12:<del>Profit!</del>Live happily ever after.<br/>