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  1. @cpsc106gregphillips

    Alternative History Image

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    This is another assignment from the DS106 Visual Assignments bank – “Alternative History Image” challenge. Per the assignment bank, the challenge is to: Imagine if certain events in history never happened or happened differently – what would the world be like today. Create a new image that puts a historic figure in a different environment […]
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    Alternative Book Cover

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    This is another assignment from the DS106 Visual Assignments bank – “Create Your Own Book Cover” challenge. Per the assignment bank, the challenge is to: Find you[r] favorite book you would like to create a new cover for or to edit the original one. Be creative! For this assignment I used photoshop. I put a […]
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    Daily Create #tdc2369

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    Hang Your Art on the Daily Create Museum Wall From the person who brought us JellyCam (a now-defunct free stop-motion video package that was a snap to use) comes Artfly, and it seems designed for Daily Create. Artfly is simple (but is in beta, so be warned). You add an image and set up a […]
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    Daily Create #tdc2368

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    What’s the last book you read? Share it with us, as a photo, or as a review Apparently people don’t read enough nowadays. But that’s not true of we DS106ers is it? What’s the latest book you’ve read, or are reading? This is actually a book I’ve read multiple times. It’s a compilation of three […]
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    Midweek Post – 04-JUL-2018

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    It’s the middle of the week, and time for another update. It’s July 4th. to be exact, the day we celebrate our independence from the evil British Empire. I love messing with my United Kingdom counterparts, developers, and business associates about this day. During the beginning of the week, I’m constantly reminding them I’ll be […]
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    Design Blitz – Food and Design

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    Graphic design is found in more than just slick advertisements and pictures. It’s present in nearly all of the media we see daily. People care about the way products are presented to them – an idea which isn’t lost on the companies selling us those products. These companies employ basic principles of graphic design in […]
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    Design Reflection

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    There’s an underlying science to design. It’s really one of those weird gray areas (pun intended) where technique seems to blend with pure taste. You, the artist, and the seasoning which you flavor your design with is just as import as the underlying concepts. However, you need to ensure you don’t neglect design theories altogether. […]
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    Daily Create #tdc2367

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    #tdc2367 Change the sound track Take a short part of any movie you want (use a YouTube downloader or capture a part using a screen capturing program like QuickTime) and put your own soundtrack or music under it. Make sure that the new sound changes to emotions of the film clip. Eg scary gets funny or […]
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    Week 1 Summary

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    Week one comes to a close, and it’s be a creative assault on the digital realm. If you haven’t checked out the daily creates on the ds106 site, go ahead and give it a look. They’re good primers to get the creative, imaginative ball rolling in your head. Often, I find myself lacking that initial […]
  10. @cpsc106gregphillips

    Ignis On the Loose!

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    Here’s another assignment from the DS106 Visual Assigment bank, entitled “Create a Warning Poster”.  This is a simple assignment, but it adds a lot of value to narrative about the flame-crazed terrorist robot I’ve created and set free on humanity. Create a poster warning people of some sort of danger. It can be a danger […]
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    Storytelling with Photos

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    Art is communication. It’s a way for an artist to get the stuff that’s in their head out so the rest of the world can see it. Photographic art is a narrative process in which you’ve got to convince your audience to adopt your frame of mind, or ‘see’ what it is you’re trying to […]
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    Thinking About Photos

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    Everyone needs the most advanced DSLR to properly take pictures, right? It’s actually a myth. You can take some stunning, meaningful, and perhaps convincing photos by simply practicing a few simple techniques. Granted, having a really expensive camera is helpful, but your phone is also up to the task. First, stop. Just stop. Look at […]
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    Daily Create #tdc2362

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    Brawndo (noun) /brôn-dō/ – 1. The thirst mutilator. 2) It’s got electrolytes. Brawndo, the thirst mutilator has got what plants crave – electrolytes.  Origin of Brawndo: From the proto ‘Murrican dialect, circa 2505. Used colloquially to refer to a thirst quenching liquid which would also sate the needs of local flora via specialized hydration nullifiers […]
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    Daily Create #tdc2361

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    Have you ever wondered what it’s like to have a bot program write along with you? I haven’t, but I tried it out. Check out this link to see it in action. It sounds impressive at first – I mean, hey, you can have the likes of Edgar Allen Poe proofread your work and make […]
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    Midweek Post – 27-JUN-2018

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    Ah, yes. It’s time for the midweek post of a sixteen week course compressed into a five week time frame. It’s like the difference between an audio video interleave (.avi) file and a moving picture experts group four (.mp4) file. You get all the necessary good stuff you were after, without the extra stuff to […]

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