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I'm working on a project on Canva and LOOK AT THIS LITTLE AVACADO CHILD I FOUND.
Ok, there is also a Lion child and Banana child clearly designed by the same artist, but I have to be honest none of them hit me quite like precious little Avo kid does.
One of the things I'm doing is looking at what kind of therapeutic benefit this program could have if used for digital collage with future clients - I'm looking into this program specifically because it has a free version & can be used for collaborative projects.
Part of the question of "could this be a useful program" is this - If I asked a marginalized client - especially a multiply marginalized client - to create a collage relating to themselves... would they be able to find enough free elements in the program that represent them?
I've been pleasantly surprised actually at how much marginalized representation I've found in the free elements Canva provides - I'll add a few more examples in this thread.
