Yesterday’s Daily Create was pretty interesting. We started with a photograph of a silly man holding a pumpkin, then everyone added something new to the story. This assignment was basically a simplified take on the original Layers Tennis game with one person contributing a few changes to an existing image. (There is also a Layers Tennis assignment in the DS106 assignment bank.)
reply w/ tags #tdc2464 #ds106 Train o’ Creativity https://t.co/xi9Z9BQYiO pic.twitter.com/t1BQiqvsxk
— ds106 Daily Create (@ds106dc) October 10, 2018
@dogtrax started us off with this offering:
@ds106dc #tdc2464 #ds106 #dailycreate What he didn’t know, not until later, was that inside the pumpkin was the story. That the story would unfold in the most unusual ways. It was only later, after the knife carved the door and the story tumbled with seeds, that it all happened.
— KevinHodgson (@dogtrax) October 10, 2018
Followed soon by
@ds106dc #tdc2464 #ds106 #dailycreate pic.twitter.com/8jKG4G1kOD
— Sarah Honeychurch (@NomadWarMachine) October 10, 2018
I couldn’t resist the temptation to join in the fun, so I did this revision
Some creepy ghouls prepared to venture out… #tdc2464 #ds106 #dailycreate pic.twitter.com/TG9orIBTRD
— Bill Genereux (@billgx) October 10, 2018
Then came this…
@ds106dc #tdc2464 #ds106 Two Immortals have joined the Aliens on the DS 106 Train to the City of Lost Time. pic.twitter.com/XK0xbAdQ17
— Sandy Brown Jensen (@sandramardene) October 10, 2018
Someone suggested the pumpkin man would be a good addition, so I found a green screen version and put him right in.
And then there was more weirdness… #tdc2464 #dailycreate #ds106 pic.twitter.com/hJX8JrDlZb
— Bill Genereux (@billgx) October 10, 2018
Because it took me a while to add the dancing pumpkin man, a fork in the creativity happened and a new chain of events.
This one was near the end last night.
and that children, is how goes the story of “the pumpkin, ghouls, immortals, ben, masks, cat, gremblin—” #ds106 #tdc2464 pic.twitter.com/2bHPgU4f0o
— mbm (@mbm87776980) October 11, 2018
I really enjoyed seeing this one progress.