What are Bitmojis?
Bitmojis is from the company Bitstrips. An app that allows you to create comic strips, with customised avatars of yourself. It was late on that Snapchat brought the company in 2016, bringing it onto their platform and many others.Now nearly everyone who has snapchat will have one of these little avatars, it adds to the fun of the app. Your Bitmoji will appear with your Snapmaps, keyboards when talking and more.
Is there any app for making comic strips without using one's own pictures?
There are quite a few choices in terms of web based tools including the previously mentioned Bitstrips:I was a very early adopter of Bitstrips, and used it to produce Major Spoilers Adventures for Major Spoilers for about a year and a half. I also did the Scott McCloud 24 Hour comics challenge using Bitstrips in '08, '09 and in 2010. It is a good way to explore making your own comics, and the toolset allows you to experiment with layouts, it has a robust set of props for using in your strips and the character design tools are OK. Most of the characters have a homgenous look to them.You can read my Bitstrips work here to see the sorts of things that are possible: otterdisaster - Bitstrips Pixton Comic Maker is similar to Bitstrips with a bit of gamification, with a sort of points system earning additional features through making strips... At least it used to, I haven't used it in years to be honest.For a much different, somewhat sprite-based approach there is Stripgenerator.com - Comic Creating Community . I've used that site as well, but personally didn't find it as user friendly as Bitstrips. I do like the black and white icon style characters you can build there, and I think it has a pretty cool aesthetic.Toondoo Fastest Way to Create Comic Strips and Cartoons - is another site that allows you to make comic strips. It appears it has an art library with characters you can choose from. Looks like it is drag and drop, so maybe a little simpler than Bitstrips or Strip Generator.Chogger is another site that lets you create word balloons, panels and draw, but doesn't have the character building tools of other sites mentioned here. It might be good for using clip art or doing photo based comics.Strip Designer and Comic Life for iOS are apps for iPhone or iPad that have comic making tools (primarily with photos I think). I don't know much about either of them. Comic Life also has a desktop version, I believe.I'd say any and all of these could be a good fit depending on what kind of comics you hope to make. Good luck, make comics and let me know what you choose!
What is the best softwares, free as well as paid, to make comic strips for commercial use?
Edit: Jagger Widson just gave the link to access Bitstrips. It is Bitstrips.com/pageone. Please check his answer for more details.That’s Bitstrips.Schools use it as a tool to supplement learning. I briefly remember using it in the 8th grade to make a comic for french class.This is the Bitstrips for Schools login: Bitstrips for Schools: LoginUnfortunately, it seems like you must be a teacher or a student residing in Ontario to use Bitstrips for Schools.It doesn’t seem like you can login to the official site at this time: Bitstrips Home.You can make comics on Storyboard That instead. It seems like a fairly dependable program.Storyboard Creator | Comic Strip Maker | Graphic OrganizerAs for whether or not you will be able to use it commercially, you will have to contact the people at Storyboard That for permissions. Good luck!
What are the good ways to promote website without Articles ie content?
If it's an e-commerce site or similar, and your only content are the products, then:1. Draw up a profile of your ideal customer or visitor. How old are they? Where do they live? Are they make or female?, etc.2. Do some research to discover where your ideal clients are likely to gather online. Is it a particular social media? Is it Facebook, Twitter, a Forum?3. Join those Groups, talk to those people. Share your insights (not your promotional one-liners!).4. Develop a mailing list that you can send to those people. Ask people to join your mailing list or Social Networks.5. Use services like OLX or Yalwa.6. Learn about The Katamari Principle for Website Marketing and implement some of its strategies on your own site.7. Join one of the many Industry specific Groups, Clubs and Meet Up Communities and contribute to those groups.8. Acquire Links - even no follow links - on sites with a large traffic of your ideal Client.9. Use Paid Advertising.10. Offer and promote deals, gamification, specials and competition through Social Media.
How did you react to reading the Red Wedding?
I was at the beach with a friend. The day was slightly overcast, she was reading a magazine and I was reading it on my Kindle. I felt something was odd but I couldn’t quite put my finger on it. Nothing would have prepared me for it because I understood the rules of hospitality and bread and salt and whatever else (in hindsight I should have foreseen it precisely because RR had just made it so clear, I guess I’m not that clever). So there I was. reading in silence and peace, in a cool wind and smelling salt water, comfortably sitting on my sling chair.When it happened. The bluntness of it all. The violence. Robb dies. Then Cat. The Lannisters send their regards. The tents on fire. Grey Wind getting shafted. I’ve re-read several chapters since I finished my second run with the books, but I could never make myself read this particular one again, so I have only a brief memory of it. Then Aria runs and gets hit by an axe or hammer or something like it. THAT I knew was just a cliffhanger, That, at least, I knew was misdirection and that she was safe. But for all the others… all the Stark army… Robb and Cat…I stopped reading and looked at the ocean. I turned to my friend, oblivious to my loss. I think I stood there, silent, looking at the ocean, for almost thirty minutes, trying to make sense of what I had just read, about how wrong it was, about the sudden turn in the war and the deceitfulness of that Frey douchebag. My friend finally asked what was wrong. What could I tell her? How could I explain to her the weight and consequence of those actions? She had never even seen the show (the first season had finished one or two months before). All I said was that I had just read something horrible and unthinkable and that was wrong, wrong, wrong on so many levels…Instead I got my phone and tried to reach the two friends I know who were ahead of me in the books. I needed to share it with somebody who would understand. Because I sure didn’t.Damn you, Walder Frey. Damn you Roose Bolton and Tywin Lannister. Damn you George rr Martin.And thank you, George rr Martin for such a great storytelling and for taking me along on this incredible ride.
How do you make a Snapchat profile picture?
1. You need to go google play store or Mod Snapchat with Filters and download Snap-chat.2. And you install the apps and Click the Snap-chat apps for open, in the meantime you see a yellow camera, if you previously login.3. If Snap-chat shown you Username & Password, that’s mean you are not login, you need to login using username and password.4. New you can go the left corner of screen and tap the profile icon, you see yellow background base bitmoji.5. Hit the enter button for Edit this picture, now you can see a additional menu and see the Bitmoji selfie6. Now you can click “change My Bitmoji Selfie” and select your desired picture.7. If you satisfied, click “tick” button and update your snap-chat image.8. Now you can enjoy