Daisies & Butterflies delight. Turning that frown upside down.
True Friends Can Help Chase the Blues Away [Link]
When you’re feeling sad and like you’re sliding into a black hole, as Christina Hendricks’s worm did a few weeks ago, [Link ] you could use a True Friend by your …
After writing my own and reading the other fun submissions for the 7/15/13 DS106 Daily Create: “Write a tabloid headline for ds106 and the opening sensational paragraph” I was inspired to take the assignment a step further and layout the sensational front page of The DS106 Daily Create Tabloid. …
Want to get fit without leaving your chair? According to infomercial star Tamara Henry, the Hawaii Chair is for you. “It takes the work out of your work-out.” by hula-ing your way to fitness.
See update below for V2: “Groom Does The Hula Hot Seat Happy Dance”
DS106 GIF challenge …
Today’s DS106 daily create tdc568 is to write a nonpolitical Haiku about your nation’s head of state. How can you write or talk about your nation’s head of state without mentioning politics? I am personally uncomfortable talking politics in any form unless I already know that the audience or person …
Rockylou gets a Chatty Cathy doll for Christmas
Did you know that @IamTalkyTina and her brother @IamTalkyTodd had an older sister named Chatty Cathy? Yes siree… The infamous star of the DS106zone and the 1963 Twilight Zone episode, “Living Doll” was patterned after the very popular talking Chatty Cathy doll …
My first ever attempt at creating a stop motion video, Surf’s Up Dudette was a success. Inspired by the 7/28/13 DS106 tdc567 daily create to “Make a stop motion movie that brings something to life in a unique way.” I sat at the kitchen table this morning over breakfast playing …
The DS106 Daily Create tdc566 for 7/27/13 was to “Randomly combine unused bits of video to create a surreal dream video with appropriate soundtrack.”
Aren’t these supposed to only take 20-30 minutes to complete? How in the world can I do that when it comes to video? I can’t post …
Today’s DS106 daily create tdc562 is to ”Describe a recurring dream you had as a kid. Give an update as if the dream comes back.” I’ve been having difficulty with the daily create writing assignments this month, like write a limerick of someone really famous, or “Write a story …
Producing the DS106′s Sweet Talky Tina video was a labor of love as it presented many challenges due to the number of different media from several sources that had to be combined and sometimes created: image stills, GIFs, YouTube video and audio. And writing up this blog entry documenting the …
“It’s going to eat you up!!”
The It’s Going to Eat You Up! animated GIF [DS106 AnimatedGIFAssignment1162 ] was definitely fun to create. It combines two very fond childhood memories: The old campy Batman & Robin television show and the Bill Cosby comedy routine Chicken Heart . But the bulk …
“It’s going to eat you up!” (Click on the photo if it’s not moving.)
As a young child in the late 60′s, two of my favorite past times were acting out Bill Cosby’s comedy routine, “Chicken Heart” [based on a lost 1937 "Lights Out" radio play by Arch Oboler] …
Talk about fun! Starting with the downloadable PSD file I was easily inspired to include my “horrible” thing for Batman & Robin to escape. A manic kitten? The “I forgot my meds!” pic had me rolling on the floor with laughter the 1st time I saw it. I can finally …
On EP32 of the DS106zone LoDown, Alan Levine talked about how it was just as meaningful to him to know why we chose to do something as well as how we did it. Since I’m not formally trained in this area, I do a lot of my work by …
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Tweeting about the DS106zone audio self-reflection assignment. Sean’s responses prompts a new parody assignment. While Alan shares it’s not all wine & roses.
Rochelle Lockridge@Rockylou22 @scottlo @jimgroom #ds106… My computer is setup for
Rockylou’s (Rochelle Lockridge‘s) first foray into guest hosting the DS106 LoDown (episode 17) was a success. However, the original recorded “interview” between my daughter Amber and I, chatting about our experience producing our own podcasts, provided us with almost 30 minutes of airtime. That was too …
