Emojis are great, but sometimes they just aren’t enough for us. For some time now, Stickers decorate conversations in major messaging apps and the Prado Museum in Madrid wanted to join the trend with its first pack of stickers for WhatsApp. We have already installed them and the truth is that we have loved them.
Creating stickers for WhatsApp is very simple, but we normally do them by cropping a photo and that’s it. In this case, we are talking about some stickers with a very neat designinspired by some of his most iconic works of art such as Goya’s ‘La Maja in the Dress’, El Greco’s ‘The Knight with His Hand on His Breast’ and, of course, Velázquez’s ‘Las Meninas’.
How to install Prado Museum sticker pack on your WhatsApp
The 19 stickers. Do you recognize all the works?
The Prado Museum has created its sticker pack so you can easily add them to your WhatsApp using the Sticker.ly app – Sticker maker, available completely free on Google Play (you also have them in the App Store, if you have an iPhone). Below we explain how to do it step by step:
- In the first place, open the sticker pack From this link, the Play Store will open for you to download the app.
- Install Sticker.ly on your mobile. The app will ask you to log in, but it is not necessary, nor does it require you to be a pro (yes, the app is a bit full of ads 😓).
- Click on “Add to WhatsApp” and you will see how WhatsApp opens and the stickers appear among your packs.
- And there you have it, all you have to do is use them in your conversations.
Creating stickers in WhatsApp is much simpler since the application has integrated this option natively. However, as we said, We usually create stickers from photos we have on our mobile and you can’t always have designs as neat as those offered in this pack.
One of my all time favorite painters is Goya, so my favorites are “Saturn Devouring His Son” and “Cat Fight.” What’s your favorite?
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