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    Too much yellow? Never!

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    ds106 Daily Create: Bonnard said, “You can never have too much yellow.” Prove it in a photograph. I’m a believer, but it’s hard to compete with Bonnard’s yellow boat.
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    Me traced

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    ds106 Daily Create: Trace a photo of yourself. Upload both the original and your drawing. For my friends at ds106.  
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    Ordember, a new month

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    ds106 Daily Create: Create a new month …  Once again the geniuses at ds106 have paved the way for creative problem solving. Just in time for the 2013 holiday season, Ordember will be inserted in the annual calendar between November and … Continue reading
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    Something warm—cinnamon bread!

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    Daily Create: Take a photo that represents something warm. I’m having trouble keeping up with the busy folks at University of Mary Washington’s ds106, but it’s still fun being along for the ride! Here’s my “something warm!”
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    A riveting card game

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    ds106 Daily Create: Play a game with someone. Make a short video of an interesting interchange. Well, I have to hand it to ds106. I’m doing pesky things that I haven’t done before such as embedding a YouTube URL into my own … Continue reading
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    Bit by bit

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    Hmm … my first assignment for ds106. Draw an image that creates a positive connotation for the word “hacking?” A lot to ask of someone to complete before midnight—someone who had spent the previous 48 hours sifting through 100′s of … Continue reading
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    Me? A superhero?

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    ds106 Daily Create:  Draw yourself reaching a goal as if you were a superhero saving the world. 20 minutes? A Marvel Comic? My friend the blob brush in Illustrator was the tool of choice. The assignment inspiration was my trusty … Continue reading
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    Get ready for this: ds106

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    You say, “What?” Yes, ds106. It’s time to dig in and expand my digital storytelling skills, and it looks like ds106—headless at University of Mary Washington—might be just the place to do it. Stay tuned.

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