This is my response to the DS106 Daily Create today.
Peace (somewhere),
Kevin
If you don't live it, it won't come out of your horn. ~ Charlie Parker
The prompt for the DS106 Daily Create was to find some object that looks like spycraft. I have this little plastic book object, and used Giphy to spice it up a bit.
Peace (shhhhh),
Kevin
This is from today’s DS106 Daily Create, which I suggested, and uses the Remixer Machine at Visual Thinkery. I took a screencast as I toggled the bar, and then converted that video into a GIF.
Peace (and play),
Kevin
The task for DS106 Daily Create was to remix The Scream with something in your surroundings. I turned to my fruit bowl.
Peace (in a shout),
Kevin
The other day, a prompt at DS106 Daily Create had us using the NGram data analysis site (which tracks terms across books across time) and I did a music instrument theme, and noticed some changes in when mentions happened. I mused about using the chart to create a piece of music, where the different instruments (saxophone, trumpet, bass, drums, guitar) weave in, according to location on the NGram chart. So I gave it a go.
Peace (through time),
Kevin
This was for the DS106 Daily Create. It started with a selfie through a paper towel tube, and then I added some filter effects.
Peace (through a tube),
Kevin
This is for the DS106 Daily Create, on the theme of Patterns, for its 13 year daily prompts.
Peace (a bit wobbly),
Kevin
Today’s DS106 Daily Create was about creating symmetry art with a Western theme from an image. I found myself (once again) perusing the Flickr files of Alan Levine, and worked with two of his Colorado images. One became a beautiful bit of sunset lighting and the other, with a variety of filters, became something other-worldy.
Peace (ecaeP),
Kevin
I shared this out for this morning’s DS106 Daily Create — the theme was “hope” — after finding it in my comic archives.
Peace (and hope),
Kevin
We used Wendell Berry’s Peace Of Wild Things poem for some remix this morning for the Write Out prompt at DS106 Daily Create. I first created a song, and then a poem.
Peace (gone wild),
Kevin