nawavids

Hi for a current project I want to make an image of something similar to water (Maple syrup to be precise) dripping on like a vertical pane of glass, as if the viewer's monitor was coated in it. I've been looking around (albeit I'm bad at this) and haven't found anything that covers the whole image with it or has visible drops and streaks or anything the like. Does anyone know how to do it or a tutorial that shows how to do it? (ideally a text tutorial, I don't like video tutorials) Thanks to anyone willing to help Similar to this ( https://www.fbcoverlover.com/cover/3295 ) but for full screen along with some streaking and rivulets and the like. The intended use is for it to serve as a background/frame for videos

Okay so a weird question with a weird title. I'm starting to make assets for a game I'm working on as a hobby, but first I need a "proof of concept" drawing to base it on, it'd be easier for me to do said proof of concept on paper, so I'd like to print a frame to work in... I'm probably misunderstanding something but how would I print a frame that'd be 1080x720? Once I have it drawn I plan to scan the image and work ontop of it as a guide.

May be a bit hard to explain though I feel it's probably a simple thing. I want to make an outro card for my youtube videos and I'd like to make it so it's like a room that fades in the back towards the center and the "Walls/floor/ceiling" are covered in a colored mesh. But I've no idea how to do perspectives. So does anyone know of a tutorial that could teach me that?