I love the way that this relatively small, quiet event becomes such a compelling tale as it is unwound and played out! I don’t think that Kathy (my local expert) is on Twitter, but I’ll share this with her. Here’s Dr. Art Shapiro’s site – http://butterfly.ucdavis.edu/ – for all of your butterfly ID needs. 🙂
This is amazing—in fact, I think Alan would call it an amazing tale of openness, but I digress. Cool to see the network groove like it does, and what’s more the archiving and representation of it through Storify is really impressive to me, not a tool to be underestimated in this regard. You rock.
Wow, Giulia – your creativity will never cease to amaze me 🙂
I love the way you’ve spun our little tale into a life of it’s own!
The beauty of this caterpillar weaving across the lawn toward Tom Thomson’s tree first inspired me. But the way you’ve metamorphosed this critter into a beautiful narrative of the power of the network brings the story full circle.
Like the bava says, Alan has woven together many of these amazing tales but each and every time I feel like a little kid, eyes wide open, discovering bubble blowing for the first time. And this time, a little caterpillar is immortalized.
I love the way that this relatively small, quiet event becomes such a compelling tale as it is unwound and played out! I don’t think that Kathy (my local expert) is on Twitter, but I’ll share this with her. Here’s Dr. Art Shapiro’s site – http://butterfly.ucdavis.edu/ – for all of your butterfly ID needs. 🙂
This is amazing—in fact, I think Alan would call it an amazing tale of openness, but I digress. Cool to see the network groove like it does, and what’s more the archiving and representation of it through Storify is really impressive to me, not a tool to be underestimated in this regard. You rock.
I’m adding the website to the storify now! Thanks again, Zack. You & Kathy reign!
I love weaving these images&tweets together. Almost as much as I love feedback from the bava. NOBODY!
Wow, Giulia – your creativity will never cease to amaze me 🙂
I love the way you’ve spun our little tale into a life of it’s own!
The beauty of this caterpillar weaving across the lawn toward Tom Thomson’s tree first inspired me. But the way you’ve metamorphosed this critter into a beautiful narrative of the power of the network brings the story full circle.
Truly inspirational.
Thanks for this 🙂
I’m always gobsmacked by this stuff.
Like the bava says, Alan has woven together many of these amazing tales but each and every time I feel like a little kid, eyes wide open, discovering bubble blowing for the first time. And this time, a little caterpillar is immortalized.
Awesome Giulia.
This is truly inspiring and amazing. Very creative indeed. And by the way, thanks a bunch for your advice on citing pictures 🙂