Dirty Harry ds106 DesignAssignments55 I Can Read Movies

The meaning behind this one might be a little too subtle. The one red bullet is to represent “Did I fire six shots or only five?”

I used two images for this, so here’s the attributions:

1.
Description
English: Smith & Wesson .44 Magnum Model 629 with 8 3/8″ barrel — a stainless steel version of the Model 29. Photo © by Motorrad67

Date
2007-09-07 (first version); 2007-10-02 (last version)

Source
Originally from en.wikipedia; description page is/was here.

Author
Original uploader was Motorrad-67 at en.wikipedia Later versions were uploaded by Liftarn at en.wikipedia.

Permission
(Reusing this file)
ATTRIBUTION.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:SW_Model_629.jpg

2.
Title: Steyr and cartridges

Author: sillyjofo

License
Attribution – Noncommercial – Some rights reserved

www.flickr.com/photos/jrutherford/3009432996/

ds106 DesignAssignments55 I Can Read Movies

So I was walking down the street in town yesterday lunchtime and looked into a shop window – there was an image of Toy Story 3 and it struck me straight away that I could do a ds106 Assignment on the back of Toy Story. So here it is:

 

I decided to start with a plain black background and work up from there. I liked the ‘UP’ version by Chelsea Tufarolo, and kind of followed the approach for the basic feel. The motif is quite abstract, relating to the saying of a central character.

I’ll see what the response is.

Fizzing with ds106’edness

I’m falling asleep thinking about what I’m going to do for ds106. I’m waking up with images flying around my mind. I’m starting to see the world in different ways, looking for the artistic interpretation everywhere. I spent yesterday lunchtime looking for creative items I could use – partially successful; I’ve still got a list in my pocket to continue the search. Heck, I’m even seeing Bava Mathers’ hairdo in the fake wood pattern on a door to the gents.

 

Joining the ds106 Spring 2012 Cohort

I’ve decided to join the ds106 course run by Jim Groom this Spring, 2012. Blimey, this looks like a fantastic way to express yourself creatively amongst a community.