Check it out! You can make a montage of images using Google: http://grant.robinson.name/projects/montage-a-google/
and a beautiful word cloud: http://wordle.net/ … you can see a sample here: http://wordle.net/gallery/wrdl/202050/planning_my_wedding%21
Thanks to Elizabeth for the tip.
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Susan, thanks for these great tools. They are especially useful for kick starting our creativity as we approach November and NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month).
I’m also loving your workshop posts. Thanks again.
Susan, thanks for these great tools. They are especially useful for kick starting our creativity as we approach November and NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month).
I’m also loving your workshop posts. Thanks again.
Oh, fun! I love the idea of word collages for brainstorming for novels, too. If I ever get motivated to get writing again. I just used it to summarize my month (as it is a busy one). Fun times. I love the faux creativity on the Internet.
Oh, fun! I love the idea of word collages for brainstorming for novels, too. If I ever get motivated to get writing again. I just used it to summarize my month (as it is a busy one). Fun times. I love the faux creativity on the Internet.