It's been ages since I browsed through the DS106 Assignment Bank and I was feeling the urge to do something semi-creative as a bit of an escape this evening. I chose the [Lyric Typography Poster](http://assignments.ds106.us/assignments/lyric-typography-poster/) assignment and found a set of lyrics

The wild mating call of the animated gif has lured me once more to the clutches of ds106. For this assignment I went to http://www.impawards.com/ to check out the selection of movie posters. Although I'm not familiar with this flick the look of the poster

The great @scottlo is back on the radio and doing some great things, one of them being timed #ds106 assignment. ~24 minutes where he plays a few songs and challenges you to finish an assignment. Don't think, just make. I saw it this morning and rose to the

Spending some time this evening in Photoshop with another fun ds106 assignment. Pretty basic, photoshop a guy into odd scenes. I'm focusing on film scenes. Enter our volunteer stage left: Photo courtesy of Rob Let the games begin.... I've got quite a few more planned, but

You know what's cooler than a million dollars? Me neither.

The Messing with MacGuffin asks you to choose a pivotal point in a movie and alter the plot with a single line. It turns out to be a hell of a lot of fun!

One of my recommendations in the ds106 Toolbox for folks who can't afford Photoshop (and don't really need to) is a website called Aviary. Although I refer to it in terms of a photo editor, their suite of tools really does a whole lot more including

Here's my simple but personal valentine to the one I love.

Alternate Title: "Have you MADE your DECISION for CHRIST?!"

I used to love to read, and Penguin books were the best. After I made this cover, I decided I needed to scuff it up a bit and make it look old. This kind of makes me want to print these out and wrap them over some of the actual

I was going to do the "minimalist" poster assignment but wasn't satisfied with my first attempt and decided to do another one that's "semi-minimalist" but with a key frame of the movie integrated in there. I like how this turned out, and