Category Archives: #ds106

Illlustrated Design Principles

Posted on Wednesday 29 June 2011 by cherylcolan

These design principles are found in Molly Bang’s book, Picture This. This book not only gives design principles and examples, but also presents them so you can visually understand what is communicated to the viewer through pictures. I recommend this … Continue reading →

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DS106 Radio Bumper, Students

Posted on Wednesday 29 June 2011 by cherylcolan

I made a #ds106 radio bumper, my first (already have an idea for the second)!

ds106 Students [ 0:21 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (1001)
I kind of cheated, because most of the audio was recorded and mixed by a professional at a real studio back in 2001 (backstory … Continue reading →

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My Exquisite Corpse

Posted on Tuesday 28 June 2011 by cherylcolan

This is an exquisite corpse made up of different images representing important parts of my life over the last several years. It represents my development over about the last four years. Among other things, I started growing my own food, … Continue reading →

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Required Viewing

Posted on Tuesday 28 June 2011 by cherylcolan

Well, required unless you are easily offended or prudish I guess. Maybe this would be best when we hit video assignment week. But because #ds106 is having this discussion about what media can be, I feel strongly that you should … Continue reading →

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I can read American Beauty

Posted on Tuesday 28 June 2011 by cherylcolan

Here’s my take on the #ds106 “I Can Read Movies” design assignment. I tried to riff off of the work and aesthetic of spacesick as instructed in the assignment, and to me that meant bring in a simple pattern and … Continue reading →

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