Encouraged thoroughly by Dr. Garcia’s enthusiasm for last night’s gif poster and inspired by the awesome work going on over at Bowties and Skulls, I went ahead and re-giffed B&T’s “Gif to Fig” project.
First I took of screen shot of the fig in action:
Then I just …
Inspired by Cogdog‘s awesome “I Can Read!” gif poster for “Eye of the Beholder,” I decided to make a poster of my own in a more minimalist style for “Time Enough at Last.”
I started this RIGHT after listening to Tim and Jim (hey that rhymes!) talk …
I’ve spent the past few weeks watching all three seasons of Arrested Development on Netflix in anticipation of the release of season four. Now it’s out, and Kyle and I thought we’d do a vlog where we discuss our initial reactions to the season (we’re still in the process of …
Here’s my minimalist poster for “The Midnight Sun.”
The snowflake is from “The Noun Project” but everything was drawn or written out.
The typeface is Helvetica and Elektron.
Act like you heard.
The best line by far from “The Midnight Sun,” which I watched as part of DS106′s “DS106zone,” was this line, spoken by the intruder (played with awesome, campy mercuriality by Tom Reese):
Crazy dames! It’s too hot to play games.
The line was too, too good to pass up.…
I’m pretty sure it was Alan Levine who said, “Be the change you want to see in the world.”
So, instead of complaining about the lack of D&D monsters in D&D monster assignments, I went ahead and made one featuring tech innovators and experts Ben Rimes and Brian Bennett, …
I was inspired by Andrew Thomas’s “And a new meme is born!!!!!” post to go ahead and re-meme our favorite, tiny intrepid space patroller. I don’t know if all of the images are really on the same theme EXACTLY, but it’s close enough.
I call him the “Misunderstood …
So, before you freak out, what the hell is that, here’s the original advertisement:
If you don’t know this ad, it’s a famous VW ad called “Think Small.”
It has all kinds of vectors that make it a really important ad in the history of advertising, helping to spark the …
So I first heard about Lulu on Twitter because someone had tweeted randomly about it. Curious, I checked it out, and knew it would be perfect to do a vlog on. Kyle and I had a lot of fun making this one, and I think you’ll find it pretty entertaining. …
Kyle is the worst ninja ever! Look for our new vlog this coming Wednesday!…
In this vlog, Kyle and I give our thoughts on “The Great Gatsby,” out in theaters now. We had to film this vlog three times because for some reason, our camera (we were using a Canon 7D) would stop recording every now and then. So that was a pain.
It’s …
Here’s the first real vlog that Kyle and I made for our YouTube series. All in all, considering that neither of us have had much experience sitting in front of a camera in just talking, I think it turned out all right. Unfortunately, we talked for about 20 minutes but …
I knew this would happen. My class gets over and I would neglect my blog all over again. Well, I’m trying tuh-not-tuh.
Anyways, over the summer some of my roommates and I decided that we would make a series of videos on YouTube and post regularly. Every Wednesday, we are …
Here’s an English version of the video.
Read about Charles Marville here, and see more of his photographs here.
See more photos here, and read about Roger Fenton here and learn about the Crimean War here.
Outtakes from Prescott and Ulysses’ audition for “The Amazing Race.” Our first Sunday skit. Look for more videos every Wednesday and Sunday!…
Kyle, Jackson, and I are gonna be making some videos this summer: vlogs every Wednesday, skits every Sunday. This is the intro video where we explain what we’re doing.…
This is a further experiment on the Ugly to Beautiful theme. This is my favorite topic. Doesn’t tell as much of a story as the previous one, but I like it better. Again, there is no editing on these photos. They’re exactly as they are from the camera, except I …
I decided that I wanted to take the photo topic and do something without any people. Part of this is it’s hard to coordinate with people, and part of is that I wanted a challenge. I wanted to actually make something that held up to the idea of the …
Photo Essay: My People…
When I first approached this topic, my initial impression of “my people” was my ancestors. I pictured old black-and-white and sepia photos of unsmiling immigrants. Those are the people from which I descend and to which I feel very connected in many ways. But these aren’t people I can photograph …
To match the theme, I decided to do a slideshow comprised of pictures of professional athletes and myself I’ve met over the past few months. I’ve been blessed with the opportunity to possibly play professional football and that is really heavy on my mind right now as the draft is …
On April 22nd, 2013, I submitted my last assignment for the course Digital Storytelling. I was asked to create a gallery of all ten images posted to my blog with the theme my people. Individuals had their own choice to self identify what my people meant to them. But, …
