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Assignment done for Brian Lucid's Information Architecture 2 class in the Spring of 2012. The assignment was to diagram a "complex musical composition" (usually Girl Talk songs) while taking into account a scale of time, visible occlusion, and other metadata of our choosing.
I based my infographic off of Blame It On the Pop (2009) by DJ Earworm.
Datapalooza Mashup 2016, Thursday, 30th June at CodeNode, London. Images Copyright www.edtelling.com. www.skillsmatter.com/conferences/8168-datapalooza-mashup-...
Daughter took camera to school to follow up on the latest trends.
She kindly gave me permission to inform you guys.
Mashup of:
Photo 1: “Military gun salute at the crematorium, Brisbane”, No known copyright restrictions. Photo by George Jackson. Image sourced from State Library of Queensland.
Photo 2: “Soldiers drill in their gas masks during World War I”, No known copyright restrictions. Image sourced from State Library of Queensland.
Photo 3: “Scaling a wall on VP Day in Brisbane, 1945”, No known copyright restrictions. Image sourced from State Library of Queensland.
Photo 4: “Deep sea diver” Used with permission from D. Dolan.
Photo 5: “American Lockheed P-38 Lightning fighter plane flying along the coast of Queensland, ca. 1943”, No known copyright restrictions. Image sourced from State Library of Queensland.
original image by krispy.
I love this mashup which krispy composed using various elements from my photostream. But what makes this even more of a combination piece is that one of the images he employed, The Peter Pa was based on yet another image originally created by CL and DB. This mashup was more like a meetup! This is like a four car crash with notes. Yes, I tried to list above each of the source images I could locate for this piece. Hope I didn't miss any.
A mashup of www.summeroflovecraft.com/images/cthulhu-6.jpg (from Call of Cthulhu, sorry I don't know the artist's name) and www.artusa.com/images/jay6/kinkade - almost heaven.jpg, (Thomas Kinkade, of course) suggested by Ethan at Making Light.
I've put up a quickie tutorial over here: www.canary3d.com/torrefaction/2007/08/almost_hell_1.html
Found by Remi Mathis, from Wikimedia France. Source: twitter.com/RemiMathis/status/403888636988379136/photo/1/...
This image remix is a part of the Re-Picture Australia Project. I have mashed-up the following:
- Air Raid Warden testing new equipment in Brisbane, October 1942
- Map shewing route London to Fremantle, 1908
Mickey mashup with the Incredible Hulk. Note the weird addition of plates on Hulk's nipples. I am so confused by this one.
The front page of the American Image: The Photographs of John Collier Jr. . We designed this for the Maxwell Museum of Anthropology. The site makes extensive use of Flickr mashups. John Collier Jr. has been established as Flickr user. There is more about this project in our design portfolio.
With due respect to both artists and their fans, I think this particular mashup would be ghastly.
Downtown, The Loop, Chicago, Illinois.
Wednesday, February 3, 2010.
June 12, 1981: The world meets Indiana Jones—and is a better place for it—with Paramount's release of George Lucas/Steven Spielberg's "Raiders of the Lost Ark." June 12, 1987: Twentieth Century Fox releases John McTiernan's sci-fi shoot-em-up, "Predator."
Datapalooza Mashup 2016, Thursday, 30th June at CodeNode, London. Images Copyright www.edtelling.com. www.skillsmatter.com/conferences/8168-datapalooza-mashup-...