While image searching for some cover art for a large print edition of one of my novels (the few print copies I have came to me all dinged up) I found something I'd never seen in the results: two quote posters with my byline:
I traced the images back to The Quote Factory, which allows you to download "famous quotations" in low resolution (screen use) for free or higher resolution (for home printing) for a couple bucks. You can also create your own custom quotations, which is how I imagine the quotations from my books got there - I've seen both before on that Goodreads site.
Since I'm already quoted on the site I thought I'd try to create my own poster with something interesting I've said about writing, and with a few clicks produced this on the screen:
I then downloaded the free version of my poster, which comes out like this; pretty nice for a low-rez image. While anyone with a decent photoshop program can produce the same sort of poster themselves, the Quote Factory is a fun generator to play with (there are a few choices as to the type of background, font and layout.) I also like the option to download whatever you create for free -- just remember that whatever you create stays on the site and can be sold to others.
Thursday, February 21, 2013
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Wow! What a compliment to the power of your words.
ReplyDeleteOh, I'm not powerful. I suspect a Darkyn fan put the quotations on the site for fun, which is a nicer compliment.
DeleteSometimes I swear you are psychic. *ggg
ReplyDeleteJordan
No way. And would you please stop thinking about tacos? You're making me hungry.
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