Let’s dig into your serious questions about a most decidedly not-so-serious topic.įirst, let’s answer your trivia-grade question first and then look at the specifics of creating your picture. This is exactly the kind of not-so-serious Ask HTG question that was match-made for a lazy Friday afternoon, and we’re more than happy to help you in your quest for the perfect meme picture for your buddy. How can I easily make place text like that over an image? Finally, and only kind of related to my actual project, why exactly are the funny pictures called “meme pictures” in the first place? First, what’s the font they use for the pictures? Maybe I’ve got an untrained eye but it looks like all the ones I’ve seen have a really blocky white font with black outlining around the text.
With that in mind I have a couple questions. Can you guys help me out with some serious advice on my definitely not serious problem? I read a lot of your Ask HTG articles, and I get the feeling I don’t have anything to worry about. I’d really like to do it in the style of those Internet meme pictures you see all over the place, but I’m not exactly a graphic designer (or even particularly clever). I want to make a funny picture to put in a coworker’s cubicle for his birthday next week. What’s the font that stands out so boldly on them and how do you make them? Read on as we answer a reader’s serious question about a not-so-serious topic. Meme pictures, recognizable photos with sayings applied over top, pop up everywhere from Internet discussion boards to email forwards.
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