Creative Corner : Exploring Graphic Design Tools

In this post, you will find some images created while exploring graphic design tools. Over the past several years, while working on podcasts by gaathastory, I have used a variety of SaaS based graphic design tools including Canva, Crello, Stencil, and Tyle. I will present a few images created using these different tools, some were generated while reviewing some apps in a similar space, such as Microsoft Designer and Designcap. This post was updated in March 2024.

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Microsoft Designer Graphics Design: First Impressions

Long story short, the Microsoft Designer graphics design tool holds promise. I tried the preview edition; below is the short summary.In less than a minute, I was able to get a few awesome images and a short video in under 3 minutes using the search feature. The images generated can be used “As is” in most cases. Image generation using Dall-E2 as the backend gives okay-ish results. Other features such as creating image from scratch, making infographics, charts and other visual content will be the true test of the capabilities of this tool. The site does not work well with firefox, interface is rather clunky. (more…) Long story short, the Microsoft Designer graphics design tool holds promise. I tried the preview edition; below is the short summary.In less than a minute, I was able to get a few awesome images and a short video in under 3 minutes using the search feature. The images generated can be used “As is” in most cases. Image generation using Dall-E2 as the backend gives okay-ish results. Other features such as creating image from scratch, making infographics, charts and other visual content will be the true test of the capabilities of this tool. The site does not work well with firefox, interface is rather clunky. (more…)

Graphics Work

I am not a trained artist or designer, which makes me a self-learnt creator. Most of my creations are a result of experimentation, tinkering around with graphic design apps, and learning from creators who have YouTube channels. Over the past two or three years while working on podcasts by gaathastory, […]

Visuality

Explore the world of visuality with me, where art meets technology. This category covers imaging, photography, videos, graphic design, and AI images, helping you unlock the power of visual storytelling. मेरे साथ दुनिया में प्रवेश करें, जहां कला और प्रौद्योगिकी मिलती हैं।

Open Source Software tools for podcasting – Useful Resources for podcasters

In this post, let us explore the world of open source software tools for podcasting. We will explore the programs or applications that have been instrumental in my journey since gaathastory’s inception.  इस ब्लॉग पोस्ट में हम पॉडकास्टिंग के लिए ओपन सोर्स टूल्स के बारे में बात करेंगे | ब्लॉग पोस्ट गाथा स्टोरी पॉडकास्ट के अनुभव से प्रेरित है। हम इसमें प्रयुक्त टूल्स की चर्चा करेंगे। हमारा उद्देश्य पॉडकास्टर्स को सही टूल्स का चयन करने में मदद करना है।
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Welcome to All Things Content Blog

When I started researching epic or silo blog posts in April 2023, I discovered their unique purpose. These comprehensive posts serve as a valuable resource for readers interested in in-depth information on specific topics. For bloggers, they allow the demonstration of authority and expertise. Additionally, epic posts play a role in search engine optimization, potentially improving blog rankings and establishing the writer as an expert.

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Navigating through confusing Maze of Multiple Image Formats

Have you ever tried finding a specific photo on your device, only to get lost in a sea of duplicates and varying image formats? You’re not alone. In our digital age, images are everywhere – from capturing memories to creating content for websites and social media. But with the rise of technology, we’re now facing a new challenge – the overwhelming number of image formats. Let’s dive into this issue and explore some strategies to tackle this issue.
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Notable Forks of Slackware Linux, Oldest Surviving Linux Distro

In this post, we will take a look at some notable forks of Slackware Linux. Recently, I published a post that honoured Slackware Linux, one of the oldest surviving Linux distributions. While Slackware is appreciated by advanced Linux users for its simplicity, stability and adherence to UNIX philosophies, it is often considered as a “Hard to master” distribution for beginners. Possible reasons include its minimalist approach, less out-of-the-box functionality, and limited automated tools compared to modern Linux distributions.

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