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Sourcing Quality Clipart
In my quest to be as efficient as possible when making a Storyline training, I'm finding that I will get stuck on sourcing quality clipart.
- Storylines included "illustrations" leave a lot to be desired and look quite dated.
- Using the AI image generator sometimes can be bring up what I need, but often times that requires spending a good amount of time getting the prompt just right
- Our work has access to Adobe Stock, wherein you can download vector .ai files that include numerous images. This helps with uniformity but are too basic
When I use another program like Powtoons, Vyond, or Canva, you can do a clipart image search and find varying images that are somewhat of a similar style. This makes producing work efficient. I just can't seem to find that same "stride" when working in Storyline, and wondered what others do?
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They say "necessity is the mother of all invention". After focusing on this for the last 2 hours, I played around with the Storyline in-house image generator and found a prompt that closely resembles the style of images one can find on Canva. Sharing if it's helpful:
A clean, modern vector illustration of a single object. Flat yet softly shaded vector style, crisp edges, smooth curves, subtle gradients, minimal texture. No heavy outlines (or very thin outlines only). Full color palate. Isolated on a white or transparent background. High clarity, instructional/enterprise illustration style suitable for presentations, e-learning, and UI graphics.