Posted: October 16th, 2010 | Author: 1918underwood | Filed under: Collaging, Friends, Intro to Creation Tools, Tutorials | Tags: Beginner, collage, Friends, photo | 1 Comment »
Muzy’s Friend Collage app is similar to the Collage app, but it allows you access to your friends’ photos on Facebook. Creating collages with your friends’ pictures is a social activity, something you’ll want to share. It’s easy to start. If you’re not connected to Facebook, it’ll ask you to connect so that you can get and use your friends’ photos.

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Posted: October 8th, 2010 | Author: 1918underwood | Filed under: Effects, Intro to Creation Tools, Introduction, Tutorials | Tags: Beginner, Effects, photo | No Comments »
When you use the Muzy Effects app, you have a choice of frames to add to your image. Let’s take a look at the frame options and what they add to your pic. The frame option is separate from the other effects. You can only add one frame to your picture. If you change the frame, it takes off the old frame. The frame you’ve chosen appears at the bottom of the list of effects, and the other effects don’t change the frame. The first frame is the Instant frame, and it makes your pic look like an instant photo.

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Posted: October 8th, 2010 | Author: 1918underwood | Filed under: Intro to Creation Tools, Introduction | Tags: apps, Beginner, video | No Comments »
Muzy has rolled out its Video app. It’s time to find all those funny videos you’ve seen recently on YouTube, or make some of your own, and post them to your Muzy. It’s simple. Just click on the Video app, and type or paste in the URL of a video on YouTube. As soon as you put in the URL, it will show you a preview of the movie. You can add a title, note, and tags if you wish.

Just click post, and you can see the video on Muzy. Look for more video options and features coming in the future!
Posted: October 8th, 2010 | Author: 1918underwood | Filed under: Intro to Creation Tools, Introduction, Tutorials | Tags: captions, comic | No Comments »
You may have seen the Muzy Comic app… it’s a step-up from the old captioning app and gives you more flexibility in adding words to your pictures. Your first step is to choose an image, from nearly anywhere: the Internet, your computer, your webcam, or Muzy. Here’s a good old-fashioned Muzy image, Muzy Pool Party for @steve’s Birthday by Mike.

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Posted: September 18th, 2010 | Author: 1918underwood | Filed under: Effects, Intro to Creation Tools, Tutorials | Tags: Beginner, Effects, photo | No Comments »
Let’s take a close-up look at one of the photo effects in Muzy’s Effects app… “Blurry.” Blurry applies a directional blur moving outward from the center of the image. Here’s a picture of my cat, Chaplin, that I brought into Effects. I chose this picture because Chaplin is pretty much in the center of the photo.

I chose this picture for the Blurry effect because Chaplin is pretty much in the center of the photo.
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Posted: August 17th, 2010 | Author: luthien | Filed under: Directory, Effects, Intro to Creation Tools, Tutorials | Tags: Adding, Editor, Effects, How to, Using | No Comments »


This is James. He seems to quite like the Effects editor.
The Effects editor offers a multitude of new ways to edit your photos and creations, whether it be a quick change of colors to adding an awesome frame or transforming one of your drawings into a vintage photo. Here is a way to make awesome creations without having to be a fine artist or spend a lot of time on a collage! Put a new twist on photos and bring new life to old items in your gallery.
The Effects editor can be found on the tool bar to the right on the create page, as well as next to usable items in the expandable ‘Use’ menu to their right. This will give you the option to also edit others’ creations and photos on Muzy!
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Posted: August 16th, 2010 | Author: 1918underwood | Filed under: Intro to Creation Tools, Introduction, Stretch, Tutorials | Tags: Beginner, How to, Stretch | No Comments »

@breakfast says "What's this I hear about a stretch editor?" by matt. Click to view.
Now is the time for fun and games on Muzy. Muzy’s new stretch editor allows you to distort, twist, and swirl your images for funny and impressive effects. The stretch tool lets you stretch out items so that they look bulbous, pinch them in so that they look small, or do any combination of stretching and pushing so that the items take on a distorted shape. It’s Muzy’s customizable fun-house mirror. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted: July 9th, 2010 | Author: 1918underwood | Filed under: Collaging, Drawing, Intro to Creation Tools, Introduction, Tutorials | Tags: Beginner, collage, Collaging, Draw, Drawing, Keyboard shortcuts | No Comments »
The drawing and collage creation tools on Muzy are very similar to each other. You can use either one to create a drawing. So, what’s the difference? Which one should you choose?
The Drawing Editor
Some Muziers prefer using the drawing editor for their original drawings. This editor is simple to use, and it relies on your drawing skills for the final result. If you want an editor that’s easy to use, has few tools, and relies on you drawing talent, the drawing editor might be the right choice for you.

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Posted: July 2nd, 2010 | Author: 1918underwood | Filed under: Intro to Creation Tools, Introduction, Technical Training, Tutorials | Tags: Beginner | No Comments »
Some creations (and many of the most incredible ones) just take a lot of time to work on. If you’re working on a lengthy artwork, Muzy gives you the option of saving a draft.

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Posted: March 8th, 2010 | Author: luthien | Filed under: Collaging, Intro to Creation Tools, Technical Training, Tutorials | Tags: Beginner | 7 Comments »
Welcome to Muzy’s collage tool! It’s very similar to the draw tool, only with some cool new features for you to have fun with. This is where the difference between a regular drawing and an item become apparent. To the right of the canvas is now a window full of colorful thumbnails – these are items made by other artists that you can select from to add to a collage:

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