There’s no need to beat around the bush… I am in love – head over heels – smitten…
Google Drawings has captured my heart.
Here are a few reasons why I love Google Drawings.
- Layers upon layers upon layers… GD lets me stack all my creativity on top of each other until it is one beautiful pile of digital goodness.
- GD doesn’t have very many rules. I can make my canvas any size that I want. I can make the background a color OR an image. I can place texts and images all over the place and it just lets me feel FREE!
- I can link to any website, anywhere on the canvas. By placing transparent shapes on my top layer, I can link them to other URLs to create a super-dynamic and interactive environment.
- GD makes me look good. I mean… my work can look bright and flashy, streamlined and lean, quiet and reflective… you name it.
Google Drawings is one of the simplest, most flexible G Suite apps out there, and if you haven’t taken a dive in, it’s time!
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Here is the result:
To activate the individual links, you need to view the Drawing inside Google Apps, so you can click on the large image above or link here:
Next time you have a need to produce an image-rich project, look no further than Google Drawings… you won’t regret it. 🙂
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