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We did it! Our boy has officially graduated from shiny status and found his name
Thank you all for playing along and helping to build a clone! Duckie here belongs to everyone so if you want to use him for fic, art, HCs, etc. by all means feel free to! Adapt him however you’d like. (And tag me if you use him so I can see and share the creations!)
It’s been fun building him with y’all and thank you for participating!
REMINDER! 4 Days remain until Flash Bang projects are due!
All works are due on Monday Oct 28th by midnight. There are multiple ways to submit which you can find in sign up email. (Honestly the best way is to reply all to the sign up email and send your work either as a Google doc, word doc, pdf, or in the body of the email.)
Please remember to include your project title, your name and your partner's name when submitting!
Excited to see what's been created!
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Scholars within fan studies have generally maintained, with varying degrees of insistence, that fan texts are collaborative, but our understanding of the mechanics of fan collaboration, especially in vidding, is still incomplete. An ecological model of composition lets us have it both ways; it encourages us to pay attention to both the individual and social aspects of authorship and, perhaps more importantly, to the interactions between them. Studying the ecology within which vidders produce, including the generic and show-specific interpretive conventions that guide audience perception and thus vidder creation, allows us to think in new ways about vidders' creative processes and the rhetorical work that goes into vidding.
Turk, Tisha and Joshua Johnson. 2012. "Toward an Ecology of Vidding." In "Fan/Remix Video," edited by Francesca Coppa and Julie Levin Russo, special issue, Transformative Works and Cultures, no. 9.
The verdict is in! It was neck and neck but with 23% of the vote, our guy is going to be
*drumroll*
A scuby!
While he’s busy getting his gear and being shown around the venator let’s help him decide his speciality.
So…
What should be our clone’s specialty?
Artillery/demolition
Slicer
Scout (ARF trooper)
Medic
Mechanic
ARC trooper
Sniper
Comms tech
Let’s pretend the scuba troopers can be ARCs, who knows maybe they can be?
I think Kit Fisto and Commander Monk have found their newest medic thanks to y’all!
Before we figure out his other physical features, let’s take a moment to get to know him a little better.
What do you think his primary personality is like? i.e. who is he at his core?
Goofy, class clown, extrovert
Grumpy, but lovable
Grumpy and abrasive
Shy, quiet and reserved, introvert
Disaster but trying
Lovable, but a little dumb (except when it comes to being a medic)
Morbid, especially his sense of humor
Suave, charismatic, flirty
Obvies he is more than just one thing, this is just his base personality
Took a wee break from SW and now I’m excited to draw clones again! So, that being said, I thought it’d be a fun time to do some collaborative creation.
Will you help me build a clone? Every few days I’ll post a new poll to decide on a new aspect for our friend below.
To start, perhaps most importantly:
What unit will our clone be deployed to?
501st Legion
212th Attack Batallion
Corries
104th
327th Star Corp
41st Elite
Kit Fisto’s unnamed unit
91st Mobile Recon
