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Transforming Word Portrait Art into a layered Augmented Reality Experience

I previously posted a tutorial on how to create a striking word art self portrait using Pages and Clips. You can find it at this link

https://education.apple.com/en/resource/250011738

In this post we are taking it to the next level by transforming it into a layered Augmented Reality experience. Here is a taster of the final product.

If you haven't seen the first tutorial I recommend you check that out first, once again here is the link

https://education.apple.com/en/resource/250011738

Below I have attached a step by step tutorial of how I took the original work from Pages, created layers in Keynote before exporting to ARMakr to create the layered experience.

It was lots of fun to make so I hope you enjoy the process of taking a 2D image into the Augmented Reality space.

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Augmented Reality (AR) Keynote iPad

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September 26, 2023

Yes! Enjoyable tutorial. Thanks for detail. A wonderful AR addition to SEL or introduction portraits. Thanks Jonathan!

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