You must have seen avatar and profile pics of your friends over
Facebook and other social networking sites. And if you ever wanted to
cartoon yourself, there are many free online tools to create such
cartoons and avatars.
Well there are tons of applications but i
have collected 7 such tools using which you can make a cartoon of
yourself. Now enjoy the tools and share your cartoon with your friends.
1. Joystiq Mii characters
2. WeeWorld
3. Create Mangatar
4. Portrait Illustration Maker
5. Cartoonize
6. MyWebFace
7. Simpson Avatar Generator
You possibly can make numerous changes and modifcations in this specific online software.
Such an amazing moment when to turn your photo into a cartoon online. Now you don't need to have additional skills for making your picture exciting. There are different online tools which allows you to apply caricature effects on photos. I am going to share these useful tools with you through this blog.
Friday, July 11, 2014
Thursday, July 10, 2014
5 Excellent Tools to Convert Photos to Cartoons
One of the issues I talked about in Teachers' Guide to Digital Footprint
is the use of students' pictures while creating profiles in
social networking ( or any other ) platform. There are several
alternatives students can use and one of which is to try creating and
uploading avatars. These web tools are ideal for creating avatars. There is also the possibility of creating a cartoon out of one's own pictures.
Creating a cartoon out of your real picture is a good way to disguise your real identity while in the same time preserving your own feel and touch. The web tools below are really helpful for cartonizing your pictures. Try them out with your students a.
( Please note that there are several other websites to create cartoons but I personally do not recommend them for students and that's why I limited this list to only 5 tools )
Creating a cartoon out of your real picture is a good way to disguise your real identity while in the same time preserving your own feel and touch. The web tools below are really helpful for cartonizing your pictures. Try them out with your students a.
( Please note that there are several other websites to create cartoons but I personally do not recommend them for students and that's why I limited this list to only 5 tools )
Wednesday, July 9, 2014
Top Sites To Create Cartoon Characters of Your Photo
If you are a Facebook, Twitter or any other social networking site user and don,t want to use your real picture for the profile, then why don,t you change your real life picture in Cartoon character. So you can use them as profile picture on those sites. So today here we collected 9 such websites which will help you to create cartoon characters of yourself and you don’t have to pay an artist for your cartoon illustrations.
Here’s are 9 websites that helps you to create a cartoon character of yourself.
fav. student moments as of late
Sidetracking from my family's visit and travels for a bit...
The students have been cracking me up lately! I love the small, unexpected moments that make me laugh with them... kids are pretty awesome.
One elementary boy told me that he had eaten Korean soup over the Winter Break... and it had red broth the color of my hair. The noodles were "the curly-kind noodles"... just like my hair. So... when he was eating his soup, he kept thinking that he was "eating Ms. Stacia's hair!" Hahaha.
...It reminded me of the child in Vietnam when I first arrived, who called my hair, Noodle Hair.
And it does seem fitting... especially in one of my favorite photos (taken by my friend Marc Hughes from Denver at a past Crawfish Broil get-together). Marc took a great photo of me and my good friend, Andy Lynes... and then I cartoonized this bit of it:
The students have been cracking me up lately! I love the small, unexpected moments that make me laugh with them... kids are pretty awesome.
One elementary boy told me that he had eaten Korean soup over the Winter Break... and it had red broth the color of my hair. The noodles were "the curly-kind noodles"... just like my hair. So... when he was eating his soup, he kept thinking that he was "eating Ms. Stacia's hair!" Hahaha.
...It reminded me of the child in Vietnam when I first arrived, who called my hair, Noodle Hair.
And it does seem fitting... especially in one of my favorite photos (taken by my friend Marc Hughes from Denver at a past Crawfish Broil get-together). Marc took a great photo of me and my good friend, Andy Lynes... and then I cartoonized this bit of it:
9 The World That Can Use To Create Your Own Cartoons
If you are a user of Facebook, Twitter or other social networking site users and want to hide your real photo in profile on the site, then you can obscure your photo into a cartoon character . There are many websites that you can use to transform your images into character cartoon. You can replace your original picture into cartoon characters such as avatars substitute atu profile photo on social media sites. Here TeknoBagus! postingkan 9 sites that can be used to help you make a cartoon yourself and you do not need to pay someone else to make yourself a cartoon illustration.
All online applications are in the post below is free to use and does not need to install any application on your PC, simply upload an image into the app and start creating cartoon characters themselves.
Monday, July 7, 2014
APP: Turn yourself into a cartoon with Bitstrips
Thanks to Bitstrips, you are
probably seeing cartoon of your friends all over Facebook. The app
allows you to design cartoon of yourself and your friends. There are
hundreds of situations to choose from; you’re likely to find one that
fits your mood and share your feelings through a comic strip.
Download Bitstrip and login via Facebook. Currently, you cannot login any other way.
It’s time to create a cartoon of yourself (we love this part!). Bitstrips provides plenty of choices to ensure that your avatar look as close to your real self as possible. You’re allow to customise you face shape, skin tone, eye, eyelashes and every other part of your face. You can also choose your hair colour, outfit, built and height!
Once your avatar is ready, you can create your first comic! You can choose a Status Comic (which features only yourself), a Friend Comic (which features you and another friend) or Greeting Cards (which comics revolve around occasions like birthdays and thank yous).
You can select the type of comic base on your mood (good, weird, mad, etc), situations (holidays, work, school, etc) or announcement (good news, dislikes, invitations)
We like the social part of Bitstrip! You can choose Facebook friends who has already created an avatar to co-star in your comic. Here’s Sara and Rafidah (Feeduh), the editor and fashion writer being funny with each other.
Download Bitstrip and login via Facebook. Currently, you cannot login any other way.
It’s time to create a cartoon of yourself (we love this part!). Bitstrips provides plenty of choices to ensure that your avatar look as close to your real self as possible. You’re allow to customise you face shape, skin tone, eye, eyelashes and every other part of your face. You can also choose your hair colour, outfit, built and height!
Once your avatar is ready, you can create your first comic! You can choose a Status Comic (which features only yourself), a Friend Comic (which features you and another friend) or Greeting Cards (which comics revolve around occasions like birthdays and thank yous).
You can select the type of comic base on your mood (good, weird, mad, etc), situations (holidays, work, school, etc) or announcement (good news, dislikes, invitations)
We like the social part of Bitstrip! You can choose Facebook friends who has already created an avatar to co-star in your comic. Here’s Sara and Rafidah (Feeduh), the editor and fashion writer being funny with each other.
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