#7: Online Image Generators

This much the same vein as the Flickr Mashups, but more specific. I've actually used generators before, and I subscribe to the generator blog in Google Reader already. I created wanted posters featuring items of food for a food drive and put those up in our library. The librarian trading cards are quite simply awesome; I had seen last year's, but this was the first time I saw the newest batch. I love them because they really connect with users, and they present librarians as both superheroes (knowing everything! researching at the speed of light!) and very human, with a wonderful sense of humor. I've always been quite jealous of these cards :)

I think I love generators so much because I am not that adept at Photoshop (considering its expense, I've barely been able to look at it at all!). I've downloaded GIMP, the open-source alternative, but I still need some sort of instruction because I find it too confusing.

Let's see what I can make!

My Medieval Name: ALEMANDRINA CAMELOT (link)
My Hip-Hop Name: PHATTY McBLING (link)
My Personalized Shakespeare Insult: Thou currish crook-pated clack-dish! (link)

My Celebrity Baby Name: Hendrix Clara (link)

My Gangsta Name: FOXXY STEEZ (link)

My Old School DJ Name: FAST-MIXER WHAM (link)

My E-mail: (link)

My Soundbadge:

And of course, my absolutely favorite generator, Wordle. This is a tag cloud, which you can generate from a block of text (like a song!) or an entire blog which parses out keywords and makes the most frequently-used ones bigger.