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this is killer Jackalope showing you how to put an image inside a QR code so first off generate a QR code at any site or whatever you fancy and open it up in Photoshop choose an image go to the mood and change it to RGB color next well create a new layer over to say just for example another text here itamp;#39;s already set up from last time and Iamp;#39;m right kj4 killer Jackalope that blah blah caps just because I can and bring it over to the image set it wherever you want now choose hard light mode immediately naughty images readable and you know your images in there if you want to do something bit more complicated well take that random image of champagne that happened to be on my desktop and Iamp;#39;m not really sure why transform it to fit the image Iamp;#39;m gonna be Iamp;#39;m gonna be pretty lazy with this and rough as well because first hard light again and like itamp;#39;s last night itamp;#39;s not real but bring the opacity done bring this down until your phone re
