1. Digital Scrapbooking
By Martha N
Digital Media Specialist

2. Analog (paper and pen):
Paper and supplies can be expensive
Very hard to make multiple copies
I am lousy with cutting circles.

3. Digital (computer and printer):
Unlimited free backgrounds and ideas from Pinterest
Print one copy or many copies
Use home or commercial printer, or send to a bookmaker.

4. My work flow
assemble images

5. My work flow
2. Determine destination which set page size and resolution.

6. My work flow
3. Gather elements and inspiration

7. My work flow
3. Journal text or reason for the page

8. My work flow
3. Use computer to bring it all together.

10. Which is better?
What do you call a frozen dog?
- A pupsicle.

11. Go! Click on the Start button, lower left corner.
Enter “Comic” in the search field, and press Enter key.
Click on the Comic Life icon

12. Or…

13. What is a Template?
It’s a basic design you can use to get a quick start with your comic.
Choose a template that is similar to your project. Consider: size, font, panels, special effects

14. On your mark! What can you use Comic Life to create besides comics?
Custom Facebook cover (851 x 315 pixels)
Party invitations
Online how-to books with many photos

15. Get Set! Identify what you want to make
A printed comic book or an attachment? Or….?
Gather your photos, pictures, and text
Scan paper documents. The library has many excellent scanners. Ask us how to use them.

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