Take a photo of something in your kitchen that is a visual metaphor for you or something important to you.
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Every day a challenge to keep your creative flow going
Take a photo of something in your kitchen that is a visual metaphor for you or something important to you.
Tweet a link for your response to @youshow15 and be sure to include the hashtag #ysdaily13
What is your biggest dream for your career? What are you hoping to accomplish that can maybe change the world? Who would you like to meet? What is your dream job? Write it on a real post-it note and take a photo.
Inspired by a ds106 Assignment created by Amber, a 2012 student at UMW.
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Use the web site that yields a random excerpt from John Cage’s Indeterminacy: New Aspect of Form in Instrumental and Electronic Music and see if you can find or take a photo to represent a selection that appeals to you.
This is probably best done in a blog post so you can share the link to the excerpt you selected (if you right/control click on the number on the top left, you can copy a link to the excerpt). You can copy the text (maybe put it in blockquote text) or use a screen shot, and also include the image you found to go with the selection. Be sure to provide credit for where you found the image.
Learn more about John Cage https://www.artsy.net/artist/john-cage.
Thanks to Brian Scrivener for cluing me into the John Cage site.
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Take or find a photo of a book or article that inspired you early on to enter your current field of study or career interest.
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Fill the frame with a pattern.
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What can your shadow say about you? Use whatever light you have available to make a creative portrait of your own shadow.
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Stack a series of books that work to create a book spine message about your portfolio, career, or academic interest.
Nina Katchadourian’s Sorted Books project aims to artistically described different libraries by creating stacked messages from the titles on the spine of books. Use your own books or use ones from a library or book store (but be sure to out them back!) to create a message, poem that might describe your work or interests.
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Give some constructive feedback to at least three others blogging for the You Show.
Feedback is more than “nice post”. See the You Show Guidebook for some tips on Constructive Commenting.
See what kind of suggestions, resources, you can give to someone else. Either find a post in the blog flow or try your hand at the random post picker.
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A good title can make all the difference.
Find a blog post, online article, or even a song title that has a title that captures your attention. If you are part of the You Show, consider writing a blog post explaining why you chose it, or what it means to you. How creative can you get with your own blog post titles?
Tweet a link to @youshow15 of something with an effective title and be sure to include the hashtag #ysdaily4