Create-a-Valentine

You can use Kerpoof to decorate your card, much as you can decorate a real card with stamps or stickers. But with Kerpoof, you don't have to pay for all those stamps and stickers!

Part of the fun is figuring out how to use Kerpoof, but here are some hints:

• Use your mouse to drag images into your scene.
• As you add images, more related images will appear.
• You can resize, reposition, flip and copy the images, but you'll have to figure out how.

To share your scenes you first have to join Kerpoof. It's easy to join! Once you join, the cards and scenes you create will be saved in your own private art gallery.

• From your gallery you can revisit things you have worked on to make changes, print or email - more on that in a minute.
• Also from the gallery, you can select to share your art so that others can see it.
• At the right is a valentine that was created and shared by a user nicknamed "Coco." We can't tell you too much about her, but it seems she loves Kerpoof.

It couldn't be easier to send a valentine! When you have created your valentine art, you can send it as an e-card directly from Kerpoof. Just open the option menu on either the drawing page or from your gallery and select "Email a friend." A window like the one at the right will appear, allowing you to enter the email address your card will go to and a personal message to go with it.

Here's the best way to get into the good graces of your would-be valentine. Create a one-of-a-kind card, hand decorated by you, and give it to them. Kerpoof can help you out; here's how.

• Select the option to print your valentine (from the menu on either the drawing page or your galery page).
• A print-ready page will appear, and on this page you can select to format your valentine as a card.
• The image at the right shows and example page from Kerpoof that is set to print two cards.
• Print your card, cut it out and fold using the guide lines, and write a message inside.
• You can also print your card like a coloring book image and color or decorate it yourself.