I am participating in The Local Good’s #31DaysofYEG Challenge (yeg is local slang for Edmonton, based on the airport code for Edmonton International Airport). As they say on their site: “The Local Good is challenging you to take some time this summer to go out of your way to engage in the city in new […]
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This year we watched the Canada Day fireworks from Victoria Park Road. We had a great view of the High Level Bridge for the official debut of Light the Bridge and the fireworks. Plus we got to watch the human theatre as people arrived and set up to watch the show. We had to wait […]
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On June 25th I hosted a Twitter Chat about Collaboration for the Post Etmooc Community. The chat took place just before the school year ended and I took some time away from the computer (yea haw!!) so it took me a while to Storify the chat. It’s a mistake I won’t make again, so much […]
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On June 23rd The Centre for Global Education held a symposium for Edmonton Public Schools (EPSB) to celebrate and honour the work of EPSB students and to look at what next year will bring. Terry and Maureen did a fantastic job with the event. I took photos and live Tweeted as the symposium got underway. […]
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Well, who would not be inspired seeing little Merlin’s photos? Using the colour sampler tool in Photoshop still evades my grasp, but did you know that there is such a thing as a Star Wars Font Generator ? That pesky green font was a worthy adversary, but I got it!
Please go to Flickr to check permissions. One of Merlin’s photo appears by special permission from Ingrid. Thank you, Ingrid.
Creative commons licensed (BY) flickr photo by mdvfunes: http://flickr.com/photos/97994829@N03/14400081830
creative commons licensed (BY) flickr photo by mdvfunes: http://flickr.com/photos/97994829@N03/14400073848
creative commons licensed (BY) flickr photo by mdvfunes: http://flickr.com/photos/97994829@N03/14577774764
The week in doggies! All thanks to a conversation on Twitter. An emergent DS106 assignment ‘Remix (in a dog appropriate manner) a Bond movie title and create a poster’. I learnt more about Photoshop from trying to do a good job of these ‘silly posters’ than I have in a long time.
Starring: Daphne as Miss Doggy Galore, Gifadog as Colin Bond, Spike as E. Cowfield, Abby as the Digital Diva and Chewy as the werewolf puppy
'Children and Daphne' by Jim Groom ’Bones are forever’ by Viv Rolfe 'Reeborn' and 'Cop Pup' by Ron L the other posters by the DS106 Shrink.
Yes, I know the last 2 do not fit the Bond theme. The translation machine (me!) from Twitter to Google Plus was faulty and the assignment got re-interpreted there but Chewy is too cute not to include here.
Who knows what else might get remixed. May be we can start #posterfight to complement #giffight ?
What fun to delete my least favourite Bond from the poster!
More Photoshop practice - I can’t stop now! Thanks to @cogdog for the film title and @gifadog for posing so beautifully.
Yes, I will blog my process if anyone wants me to. Just ask. It was long and involved lots of layers as usual.
The joy of DS106 as therapy!
Find a CC0 poster anywhere you can, with CC0 there is no need to keep track of where or when. I found this poster somewhere on the Interwebz with the intention to use it weeks ago but I did not.
Use a lovely tutorial created by a kind DS106 participant like Jack Hylan to learn a little more about Photoshop and remember another lovely DS106 participant, Rochelle, talking about ‘Skew’ in Photoshop.
Sprinkle an interesting Daily Create and adapt to taste.
I now feel ready to try my next poster 'License to Chew' - a new movie starring Colin Bond, the star of 'Bones are forever'.
Who needs to pay for a shrink when there is DS106 for your mental Health?
Original photos by Ivette Harvey edited in Photoshop by the DS106 Shrink using awesome tutorial by Jack Hylan Both just starting DS106 at University of Mary Washington for a grade and for fun!
This photo set is my way to say thanks to both for joining in with us open participants and making our community that much richer.