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For the Burger week we had some fun and shot some burger mashups, as seen here.
This is the famed and delicious Minetta Tavern "Black label burger" and undoubtedly amazing (haven't tasted it yet so I can't say but its a safe bet) Michael White's "White Label burger" found at his Ai Fiora restaurant.... all on one bun
Mods used for the mashup (+personal texture edits): pants, boots - Eli’s Sleeveless Outfits (VANILLA and CBBE) by Elianora; Maxson’s cut-off coat - The Casual Wanderer - Standalone Armors by Evermarch; Scarf - CROSS Uni Scarf by Niero; Rifle on back - combat gear semi upgrade for wearable backpack by nhimkoko; Kellog’s gloves - Gloves of the Commonwealth - Equippable Gloves by fadingsignal; Pouches - Wearable Backpacks and Pouches by Aldebaran90 and Stndmunki.
Inspired by Picazzle's jigsaw collages I embarked on a couple of my own. Admittedly this would work better with more pieces per puzzle, but I wanted to stick with something less expensive for a first try. Eventually I hope to do more of these. I am calling them jigsaw mashups.
I am pleased to announce that the book chapter that I co-authored with Dr. Mercedes Fisher, "Pedagogical Mashup: Gen Y, Social Media, and Digital Learning Styles," has officially been accepted for publication in the Handbook of Research on New Media Literacy at the K-12 Level: Issues and Challenges, to be published by IGI Global
later this year.
Dr. Fisher and I wish to thank the co-editor of the book, Professor Subramaniam at the National Institute of Education at the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore, for his hard work and direction during the writing and peer-review process.
In addition, we appreciate all the members of the peer-review committee for their feedback, suggestions and collaboration on this chapter. It's been a wonderful experience to work with members of the international education technology/media community.
We've saved the links for all the resources and references cited in the book chapter over on the social bookmarking tool delicious, which you can find here: del.icio.us/mashup.edu
Related Publications by Mercedes Fisher & Derek E. Baird
Making mLearning Work: Gen Y, Learning & Mobile Technologies
Since it's the release anniversary of "The Shining" (May 23, 1980) and last week marked several of the "Star Wars" films anniversaries (and Peter Mayhew's birthday), I made a mess of these two for Mashup Monday.
One ply each of Spunky Eclectic "Eclectic Jam" BFL/silk, Southern Cross Fibre "Wide Awake" Polwarth, and Hello Yarn "Sweets" Polwarth
12 wpi, 6.3 oz., 374 yards
One big poofy skein of happy.
I'm finding more and more that soup can be made from almost any ingredients.
I bought a butternut squash for soup today, and thats the bulk ingredient. I brown onions and garlic in olive oil, add a box of vegetable stock, water, then the slice up squash. But I also added in maybe 5 potatoes and all the carrots left in the drawer. Once it simmered for maybe 90 minutes, I pout the chunks in a blender to thicken, returned t pot and added salt, pepper, sage, pumping spice, and some nutmeg.
I made more than a gallon of soup, lots in the freezer now.
In this series of portraits, Emess uses the well-known prints of the famous personalities depicted on currencies like the dollar, the pound, the Danish and Swedish krona or the Turkish lira. Emess combines the antique handicraft style of wood and copper engraving with the “pop-iness” of modern song titles and beyond that deals with our profane relationship to our beloved money.
For more info, visit www.urbanartcore.eu/emess-stencil-art-show/
cMOOC tutors. Richard, I believe this is their Flickr group. Fascinating. #EDCMOOC artifact.
This old cover mashup made in Gimp reflects my feelings about being watched while demonstrating "learning", being part of an experiment about learning and knowing there are learning analytics being harvested.
Also posted on my blog: sararoe.wordpress.com/2013/01/29/sci-fi-moocs-visual-arti...
Based on the following images:
Science Wonder stories cover
downloaded from x-ray delta one on Flickr
www.flickr.com/photos/x-ray_delta_one/4395950294/
A Mirror for Observers, (Nov 1958, Edgar Pangborn) Cover art by Richard Powers
top: Hello Yarn "Sweets" Polwarth
middle: Southern Cross Fibre "Hephaestion" Finn
bottom: Spunky Eclectic "Eclectic Jam" 80/20 BFL/silk
Amy's hosting a Combo SAL in her Ravelry group and I'm joining in. I want pretty pretty pink princess mittens so will spin a ply of each of these fibers and combine them into a 3 ply yarn. I am blissfully unconcerned about combining these very different fibers. :)
Cyber-Flavor-Mashup
April 26 - May 9 2008
Reception Sunday, April 26 5 - 8 pm
CounterpART Gallery
128 Merrimack St. 2nd Floor, Lowell, MA 01852
781-541-0470
counterpartgallery.art.officelive.com/default.aspx
gallery.bostoncyberarts.org/index2.html
A mixed reality mashup of immersive, 3D and 2D artworks created and inspired by the virtual world of Second Life for the 2009 Boston Cyberarts Festival. Featured artists, Misprint Thursday, Juria Yoshikawa, Bella Renfold, Filthy Fluno, Esch Snoats, Lily and Honglei, and Anna Shapiro will show how they are utilizing virtual worlds to create new artforms and engage new audiences. Participants at the gallery will have the opportunity to interact with both real and virtual art happenings and artworks for the festival.
Live cybersound artists and musician "Active" from Brooklyn NYC will be performing throughout the evening, as well as SL musicians via the gallery’s multimedia sound system. The island/art community of Artropolis, Boston Cyber Arts Festival's inworld portal to the virtual exhibition, will also be on display throughout the evening.
Too many artists to name - Barcelona
I will forget some of them but including Tom14, Rowdy, Kafre & Zosen
Series of self-portraits based on the four traditional temperaments: sanguine, phlegmatic, choleric and melancholic.
Inspired by Picazzle's jigsaw collages I embarked on a couple of my own. Admittedly this would work better with more pieces per puzzle, but I wanted to stick with something less expensive for a first try. Eventually I hope to do more of these. I am calling them jigsaw mashups.