Sappho thinks she’s been languishing in the summer heat at the Village a bit too long. Her art and design classes have been instructional, and she has had a few conversations with Number 6 privately in his bungalow and over … Continue reading →
As I’ve mentioned I’ve been mostly keeping to my lodgings in The Village, not going out, thinking and dreaming. Sometimes when I am half awake, watch tv, strange things happen. There might be a clue in this ds106 Assignments as to what is going on, and I guess that the RSS feed might need: […]
Well, I had a few alarms going off this week (as if the whole “Where is Number 2?” in The Village wasn’t enough) that made me think that I needed to check my Web Form to see if there were any new applicants to be a True Friend of me. Despite having an alert attached […]
I did two posters yesterday for the Daily Create.
It was such a struggle. We were supposed to be wax lyrical about rain and I could not find it in me to make anything positive about rain. jjgifs had made an image showing just how wonderful (not) UK summer can be.
I looked at many options and nothing appealed. Back to basics. The series of typography posters I am working on. Find appropriate words that did not praise rain as that is how I was feeling and templates I have used in the past. Add lovely Noun Project icons and John’s photos – Bob’s your uncle. Done.
To wrap up audio week with sufficient credits, I present one more audio piece. Based on the Assignment “Reverse Audio Quiz” in the ds106 Assignment Bank, I have taken a portion of audio from The Prisoner and have reversed it. However, I have selectively reversed some of Number Two’s speech, so you need to identify […]
With the wrapping up of the recent #noir106 incarnation of #ds106 Digital Storytelling at University of Mary Washington, attention turns this summer to an open online version of the course, #prisoner106. While participatiion in #ds106 open online sessions is always at the whim of external time pressures, the summer months always provide for a bit more […]
As a kid having your prized #Burgeron106 art projects posted onto NanaLou’s refrigerator meant it was “real” art. I’ve always been oh so proud of my family’s creative masterpieces – no matter what their age. But these days things are different. How can a refrigerator … Continue reading →
