Well, that was close!
What is hiding in those underground tunnels under the village? I found this door in the basement of my tree house today and decided to open it. It has been there forever, I notice it each time I go down … Continue reading
What is hiding in those underground tunnels under the village? I found this door in the basement of my tree house today and decided to open it. It has been there forever, I notice it each time I go down … Continue reading →
I like Visual Assignment 1244: Illustrating Odd Autocompletes. I’ve done it a couple of times before, although I can’t find any examples in my Media Library and it’s not showing up in the Assignment Bank examples. Maybe it’s in the Assignment Bank more than once? Like maybe in the AnimatedGIFAssignments? For this one, I didn’t […]
Well, it’s been video week, and I finally made a quick little video at the end of it. This was made by clipping some frames from The Prisoner episode 9 “Checkmate” using MPEGStreamclip, exporting them to a folder. I first tried them as a GIF, but didn’t like a GIF that stopped. But I recalled […]
The Daily Create, tdc1266, asks us to help @DrGarcia celebrate her birthday and visualize her future. If you’ve seen GNA’s original photo with her Goonies coin, and if you understand the “Be Seeing You” reference from The Prisoner, you can see where I’m going with this one. And The Festival No 6: A Bespoke Banquet of […]
The big news this week hasn’t been the official opening of the Bovine County Fairy Tale Festival as anticipated. Although the first workshop, “Holland Works The Web” was announced. And there’s an active project underway to record a version of “Goldilocks … Continue reading →
It hardly seems any time at all since I arrived in the Village, the third week sped by. I’ve not done too weel in ticking off items in holiday itinerary. I did try, but got a bit distracted (more in a later post about that). I managed a few snaps for the photo safari. The […]
When Michael Branson Smith came to town last month as a visiting artist, he brought with him an entire day’s worth of CBS programming for network television from the mid 80s. He edited back in the commercials to most of the shows—which … Continue reading →