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Freebie: ELH Challenge #322 photo collage demo
Managing Pain - Jonathan's Story is a demo in response to Articulate’s E-Learning Heroes Challenge #322: Creating Visual Stories with Interactive Photo Collages. Blog post: https://tracycarroll.net/managing-pain/
Freebie: the story file is attached for download.
Cool Tool - To create the comic book effect with the images I used, I employed the use of a tool new to me: Colorcinch. This online photo editor & cartoonizer is easy to use, and free! There are more advanced versions of the application that require a paid subscription, but for this demo I went with the free version. Below is a quick example that shows how the free version of the tool can quickly create cartoon versions of a photo. (The image below is not shown in the demo.)
*UPDATE: 5.2.23 - I created this demo a couple of years ago. At that time, a "Basic" or free version of this tool was available. The current pricing information can be found here: https://www.cartoonize.net/pricing/
Just tried to do it myself, and it appears that all of the "cartoonizer" effects are now behind a paywall. 😫
Hi Eric, sorry about that! I created this demo a couple of years ago. At that time, a "Basic" or free version of this tool was available. The current pricing information can be found here: https://www.cartoonize.net/pricing/
Tracy, this is fantastic! This is such a creative way to introduce someone’s story. Thanks so much for sharing this example and the resources you used to create the really cool comic book effect! By any chance, are you able to share the story file? I know the community would love it.
Thank you, Sarah! I've attached the story file for download.
Thanks so much, Tracy!
I love this treatment! Thank you for sharing your course and this (also new to me) tool!
You're welcome, Kalena! :)
Pretty cool.
Thanks, Karen!
Thanks for the inspiration Tracy. I love the flexibility and creativity it allows when sharing information. Cheers!
Fantastic work Tracy, It's an appealing way to educate people and get people to understand the finer points. And thank you for the intro to Colorcinch!
Wow, that is pretty cool. Thanks for introducing the idea and tool. I'm gonna give it a go in my next project.
Thank you to everyone who has commented! :)
