with flickr and mashup applications. I like how this entire project just leads me to play around and not do homework. Now that's what I call a great learning experience! Here you will see a trading card created for the dreaded emo version of Magick cards. I posed for this one, back in early 2007 when I was pretending to be emo for a week. I was so convincing that they needed to have me for their cards. See the dedication with the hair and the skull? I'm even doubting that I'm not emo looking at this.
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Thing Six
A further experiment 
with flickr and mashup applications. I like how this entire project just leads me to play around and not do homework. Now that's what I call a great learning experience! Here you will see a trading card created for the dreaded emo version of Magick cards. I posed for this one, back in early 2007 when I was pretending to be emo for a week. I was so convincing that they needed to have me for their cards. See the dedication with the hair and the skull? I'm even doubting that I'm not emo looking at this.
with flickr and mashup applications. I like how this entire project just leads me to play around and not do homework. Now that's what I call a great learning experience! Here you will see a trading card created for the dreaded emo version of Magick cards. I posed for this one, back in early 2007 when I was pretending to be emo for a week. I was so convincing that they needed to have me for their cards. See the dedication with the hair and the skull? I'm even doubting that I'm not emo looking at this.
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