Happy Thanksgiving! This is the 18th consecutive year of doing this thankfulness exercise and contest! I don’t use this blog much anymore, but as long as I’m still drawing breath and God gives me the strength, this is a tradition I want to keep alive. While about half of Eric’s Tips readers live outside the… Read More »
Happy Thanksgiving! This is the 17th consecutive year of doing this thankfulness exercise and contest! Although I’m not blogging on this site these days, this is a tradition worth keeping alive. While about half of Eric’s Tips readers are outside the USA, thankfulness knows no boundaries! I love keeping up with this tradition because it’s… Read More »
Happy Thanksgiving! Can you believe it’s been 16 years in a row doing this whole thankfulness exercise and contest? As I’ve been saying for the past few years, I don’t really post on this blog much these days, but we’ve gotta keep this tradition alive for as long as we can, right? Even though only… Read More »
Members of my AI tools such as GPTDash and AI Children’s Book Maker have seen my tutorials showing how to create completely new and original books using AI. Here’s another possibility: using old books to create new ones. Specifically, I’m talking about tapping into the goldmine of existing public domain works to create new and… Read More »
Happy Thanksgiving! Here we are in the 15th consecutive year that we’ve done this thankfulness exercise and contest. As I’ve mentioned for the past few years, I don’t post on this blog much anymore, but we’ve got to keep this tradition going as long as possible! About half of Eric’s Tips readers are in the… Read More »
This is a review for a web-based software called Video Campaignor, which is being marketed by Todd Gross, Magnus Ilechukwu, and Peter Beattie. For well over a decade, I’ve been wanting to create sales videos that are more interactive. I’ve reviewed and even recommended a handful of tools over the years that have done “some”… Read More »
I’ve been creating digital graphics for 37 years. It was around 1985 when my elementary school’s art department got its first computer with what I think was MacPaint. It was one bit black and white, and I loved it! I created my first “ecover” graphics in the 1990’s with Microsoft Paint before 3D ecover tools… Read More »