Narrating and Demonstrating the Work We Do
Not very clear, but bokeh is the circular patterns that out of focus pin points of light make.
The arrows point to digital artifacts due to the codec messing up fine lines. The little grey squares dance around on Patricks eyes.
So from now on I will be using my trusty Panasonic.
dogs are great.
I do want to go through some of the actual assignments for Unit 2, but this writeup is just about noticing things and taking photos of them. It’s also about learning what the little buttons on the Flickr app do. It got real cold in Ohio again. That’s frost on the inside of the Olin Library … Continue reading I’ve been told I was born to endure this kind of weather →
Add to that sign… “NO STEALING OF ONLINE IMAGES.” In my hobbled opinion the problem about reuse of media is copyright. Duh. No not what you think; our framing of what one should use openly licensed content is nearly always […]
When I was 27 I decided to start writing fiction. I took a non-credit class at the SFU downtown campus which had a class called The Fiction Series for the Weekend Student. I started my first draft of my first novel from a photo writing exercise. Time goes on and on and on and like […]
Administrative Assistant for Tracy Penny Light, Executive Director of the Centre for Student Engagement & Learning Innovation
Thompson Rivers University
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At a talk tonight on TRU campus I decided to use my moleskin for notes and was delighted to find my early ideas for the You Show web site; the notes are dated December 8, 2014. According to the Network […]
I continue reflecting on my drawing practice and experimenting with ways I use the internet and computers to augment that practice. This morning it boiled down to… “what am I doing with the drawings I generate at Dr Sketchy? where are they going? what’s the point?!” I have a desire to share them with others, and to use them … Continue reading Practicepracticepractice… aaand repeat.
Most of the time it’s intentional, but I do not always plan to use a dog metaphor. It just happens. In setting up the trubox multisite as a place for You Show participants to start their blogs, I came up […]
Today’s Daily challenge was “Hum your first musical memory” — I wrote it and recycled from one we did before as a DS106 Daily Create. Part of my philosophy of doing Daily challenges is that the real creativity is in how you interpret the “assignment”. Since they are no grades, no critical reviews you are … Continue reading Humming Maxwell →