Tuesday, July 16, 2013
#3 Storybird Takes Flight!
I found storybird fairly intuitive and easy to work with. I was frustrated with how the illustrations were cropped in limited ways to allow text boxes. I also would have liked more options with fonts, however overall the artists that contribute their illustrations was fun to browse and get inspiration from.
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What a beautiful book! Your words matched the images perfectly. I agree with your criticisms of Storybird and the limits it has, especially with the way it crops the images. Is this something you and Karen could see yourself using in art class? Maybe we could team up somehow and use it for a project. :)
ReplyDeleteI love your story! It made me smile!
ReplyDeleteI agree with both comments. I love your story and I also found the same limitations with storybird. It is good for teaching general ideas about art in a storytelling format. It is not an art history tool. Not yet, but it could be.
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