The incomparable Jennifer LaGarde put together a list to make this the best year ever. She designed a great poster from her list in Comic Life. She did a phenomenal job making use of all the different design options available in Comic Life. Check out those drop shadows and the custom style she created for the speech balloons. You can design a comic page like this too!
What was your Comic Life first?”…Everyone has a first experience with Comic Life, but not everyone documents it so well. Mr. Collins of Mr. Collins Math Blog wrote a wonderful post about using Comic Life for iOS.
Here at plasq we are all pretty excited about the FIFA World Cup. It’s crazy. The talk about code and user requests and site updates is paralleled with conversations about the games, what happened with that foul in the opening match, how many goals have already been scored this year. And, of course, we have some good old fashioned rivalries between our little international team. In the end it’s all good fun. So here’s our hat tip to the host country, created in Comic Touch…
If you thought ESPN made Sochi look good then you haven’t seen these epic comics highlighting Canadian Olympic athletes.
I am always surprised with how many Physical Education comics we see week in and week out. Though I guess I shouldn’t be because those are they are the most active teachers… get it? Most active. Heh.
Aaaaanyway… Take a look at these great photo comics used for education. These were created by teachers around the globe!
We’ve been having deep thoughts about script writing and education in our offices lately, and I wanted to reach out to our community with them.
Comic Life 3 received a major overhaul on several fronts, including the work flow process, which is what I want to discuss today. Here at plasq we do not pretend to be educators, but we have spent years listening and adapting our apps based on the suggestions and needs of the educators with which we have spoken. 
I’m not sure if you’ve heard of this little publication that’s been around a while, The New York Times. They just put out an article about making your own comics, and guess who is at the top of the heap? That’s right, Comic Life! Yeah, baby!
Here are some excerpts from Kit Eaton’s article, Transforming Your Photos Into Comic Strips:
“Of the comic book apps I’ve used, Comic Life, $5 for an iOS version, has the most features and works best on an iPad because of the bigger screen.”
“Because the app relies on your photos to create stories, you don’t need any drawing skills to get a good result.”
“I love the way the app allows you to edit tiny details, from the shape and style of word bubbles to the size and placement of each story cell.”
Michaela Wilkinson –
a PE Teacher, Netballer and Skier – recently posted a tweet that caught our eye!
Tried @comiclife with the Jigsaw Learning concept for a Cricket lesson focussing on Fielding! #peerteaching by @MWilkinsonPE
We had to reach out to Michaela to find out more.
Comic Life 3 for Windows is the latest major release from plasq, which adds powerful new capabilities without compromising usability.
This update has various bug fixes and stability improvements.
Comic Life 3.0.2 for Mac update is now available! This update makes the iPhoto exporter available plus includes other enhancements and various bugfixes and stability improvements.
This update fixes an intermittent crashing issue when syncing with IAP plus other various bug fixes.
This update has various bug fixes and stability improvements.
This update has various bug fixes and stability improvements.
This update has various bug fixes and stability improvements.
