If you are interested in learning more about what Joe Stump created, check out http://tweetimag.es  Now that you have an understanding of the syntax behind Tweetimag.es, let’s adapt it so that it works in Sprout Builder.

The URL looks like this:
http://img.tweetimag.es/i/{username}_{size}  (see size chart below)
for example: http://img.tweetimag.es/i/sprout_n

In order for this to work in Sprout you need to add “?.png” to the end of the URL so that this is the URL you enter into the image URL field: http://img.tweetimag.es/i/sprout_n?.png Add an image component to your sprout and double-click it.  You will see a dialog, such as the one below, where you can insert the Tweetimag.es URL.

Here is what you can create using Sprout Builder and the Tweetimag.es service:

As you can see in the sprout (above), you can have the Twitter profile image completely separate from the Twitter component that displays the tweets.  This give you the flexibility to completely customize the appearance and layout of your Twitter component.  Let me know what you think about using Sprout to display your tweets.