Generators? No, I’m not talking about those gas powered back-up things. The generators I’m talking about allow you to easily manipulate images and graphics to create fun images like this:
For this discovery exercise, we just want you to have fun. Find a few fun image or text generators to play around with and write a post in your blog about one of your favorites and display the result.
Adding a mocked up image you have created to your blog is as simple as copying and pasting the code that the page provides OR you may just need to right click on the image and then save it to your hard drive before using Blogger’s image button to add it to your post.
Have a look at these sites to start with:
You could also search for online generators, text generators or image generators and see what you come up with!
Discovery Exercise #13:
1. Play around with some image generators and find one that you like.
2. Create a blogpost about your experience using the image generator and add the image you mocked up to the blog or add a link to the image generator you played with (copy and paste the URL). Note: some of the image generators don't keep the image you created. If you want to add it to your blog save the image on your computer and then upload it.
3. Use your gmail account to email northshorelibraries@gmail.com with a link to your blogpost. Please put Exercise 13# in the subject heading.
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The image at the top of the post was done with Imagechef.
If you look at the Generator Blog please note that not all the image generators mentioned in the blog will necessarily work all the time. If you find this with the one you chose - just try another one.
This is because websites are constantly changing and links get out of date quickly.
Aunty of 3 has been having fun with this exercise with some great results - have a look!
www.ImageGenerator.org has thousands of online image makers to play with. Create pics with your text, digital photos or live webcam!
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