Monthly Archives: December 2010

@Timmmmyboy offered a pretty great assignment – take a photo from The Big Picture and overlay lyrics from a top 100 song. The idea came quickly, but I struggled with this one – should I post it, should I not?  … Continue reading →

As mentioned to here, I’m intrigued by the digital/analog interface as it relates to ds106, and I’ve been thinking about the concept of encoding geo-awareness into digital storytelling.  Let’s call it geostorytelling.  Here are a couple of examples I find … Continue reading →

Over at Ceaseless Idleness, Hans Aagard says: So my challenge/idea for ds106 – take a prelinger archive video, an old one, and chop it up. Pick to either reinforce the old 1950′s era message because it still holds up, or … Continue reading →

Young, angry-looking Mike Watt shouts:  Let’s go, y’all – keep it up!  Let’s make Jim Groom remember FOREVER the day he roused the MOOC titan!

Al Pacino may have been nominated for the supporting actor Oscar, but the most memorable scene for me was this one, featuring a very young-looking Alec Baldwin. “Coffee’s for closers only.”

“i left this here for you to read” is the now defunct* brainchild of Tim Devin, a Boston-based conceptual artist and writer.  The project involved the creation of a limited number of magazines, consisting of contributed works – writing, photos, … Continue reading →

I’m not an expert by any means, but I learned a few things, and I thought I’d share my process, realizing that there are probably 100 ways to do this, many (most?) better than mine.  I’ve worked a fair amount … Continue reading →