I saw this on the DS106 stream today.
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I liked it and realised it was a photo of something found on the web. I tracked the source to Go Origami. I decided to use the idea and create a winged bat in origami for my daily create today.
I found a You Tube Tutorial, of course! I followed it and made my first origami figure!
![image](http://68.media.tumblr.com/84de6d76bca325d7d52aeb8f3440da74/tumblr_inline_nx1e0oT8ZM1s4px79_540.jpg)
and also made a little friend for the bat.
![image](http://68.media.tumblr.com/dbfc08d1ac289c7bc67c192a6e896bec/tumblr_inline_nx1e1mnpkK1s4px79_540.jpg)
Total time 1 hour. I am wondering about the new Daily Create WordPress theme.
It seems to encourage ‘responses’ that are only a tweet, often containing unattributed images and no actual creation involved – unless we take the ability to send a tweet as creating? I wonder if we need to rephrase ‘my response to today’s daily create is…’. Something more like ‘post a link to what you create today to Twitter’.
The old site was designed to make this clearer. For example, Flickr is clearly a place for one’s own photos – posting there first makes it clear that the response expected is one’s own creation as a result of the prompt. The writing prompts offered an editor form for people to write a story, this made it clear that the prompt ‘write a story’ meant more than write 140 characters ::thinking::
Happy Halloween y’all!