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What’s better than one of your favorite stories? That’s right! Two! Pick two (or more) narratives, take a pivotal scene from one of the stories, and see what happens when worlds collide. This is also known as a “crossover.”
For example: What would happen if the characters of Star Trek met up with the characters of Star Wars? What would Jean-Luc Picard say to Chewbacca?
If your blog is not connected to ds106, you can add your example directly.
Can’t decide which direction to go? Can’t remember which direction you went? Lost in a maze?
There are many contradicting thoughts that occur almost every
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Setting: Spring – Early Summer
9:00 am – wake up 9:15 am – get ready for the day 10:30 am – make coffee & organize
{written on feb 1st}
my first ever gif, thank you, yes, please hold your applause,Create a gif using images that Are from the same scene.
If you were fortunate growing up, you have a Wii. And if you did, you most likely remember the game that came with the console:
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For this assignment I had to make a story map for a trip I took. I chose to document my
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For this assignment I had to make a collage of photos I took of my friends when they were not paying attention. I
This wouldn’t be a 2022 digital studies course if someone didn’t involve Encanto in it.
Don’t like Encanto… then let me kindly SHOVE YOU OUT
Be on the lookout for this sign. It marks the entranceway to the Shadow Fredericksburg. There everything is reversed. Ross Bob angrily photographs large unhappy
I decided to try a random visual assignment and got The Boone Gorges Parent-Child Headswap. I didn’t have a child handy, but I did
“Use photo editing software of your choice to splice pairs of pictures into single images. Play with scale in delightful ways. See artist <a rel="noreferrer noopener"
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