More experimentation with signs
Another hard day at the hospital experimenting with signs for conformity. And I even did an…
Another hard day at the hospital experimenting with signs for conformity. And I even did an…
Visual Assignment 341 asks us to, “Take a picture and experiment with the “Halftone Effect” in some photo editing software to create a comic book effect.” I started with a snip of the Snipping Tool of a scene from The Prisoner episode 7, “Many Happy Returns”. Number 6 finds a camera at the abandoned Village […]
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 →
One of the assignments for design week for #prisoner106 was to do the “I can read movies” assignment. I have tried this one before, when I first started doing DS106 back in 2013; this was one of the first things I did in GIMP (not the very first, but I wasn’t that used to GIMP …
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 […]
I am still working on the opening scene that occurs at the beginning of each episode. Again, I like that The Prisoner begins with some basic questions that we should all be asking ourselves, much like Stanislavsky’s questions for the … Continue reading →
Unknown yet to the Burgeron family in Bovine TX, yet well known soon in The Village: Daisy (aka Dark Daisy). Don’t let those cute cheeks fool you, you’ll never know which side she’s on. And, she ain’t telling you, because … Continue reading →