There is a computer help forum and a photography forum, might get a better answer in one of those forums. On the computer side it would be helpful to give your operating system and the name of the software you are using to print the pictures.

If you can use a clear glass plate there is a simple way to transfer using reverse painting. Simply print out your saying to fit the plate and lay the pattern down and set the plate on top so you can see the print. Trace over the words on the topside of the plate with a fine line sharpie marker(this will come right off when you are finished). Turn the plate over and use a good glass paint like Folk Art Enamels that you can bake on in your oven and a good quality fine brush. Follow the manufactures directions for baking. But first use rubbing alcohol to remove the tracing on the topside. This always works for me and is food safe since the paint never touches the food......good luck!

The beauty of paint shops is that the paint chips are usually free. Pick up as many as you like and bring them home. Or buy a fan deck of the colours from BM. Then you can narrow it down to what you like. Then get some tester pots and try the colours in the room(s) and see what the light does to the colour. Choosing the right paint can take a significant amount of time but it is time worth spending.

I love my air fryer and use it almost every day. And now I have a serious case of air fryer envy, how I would love to have one like yours!! ! ! ! Mine is just a simple little 6 quart Farberware, but it is a real workhorse! Chicken, hamburgers, sausage, fish, roasted vegetables, toast, individual pizzas. It's all good. Sorry, I don't have any recipes to offer, mainly I've just adapted the things I've always made to the air fryer. Sometimes my 'adapting' is by trial, error, and guess work (and not always successful!), and sometimes I'll Google a similar dish to get an idea of how to make it in the air fryer. Enjoy your new 'toy'! Rusty