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Zombie BBQ Bunker: Where Call of Duty Zombies Meets Finger-Lickin’ Chicken If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to step into a Call of Duty BO6 Zombies map but with a plate of mouthwatering BBQ chicken in hand, let me introduce you to Zombie BBQ Bunker—a restaurant that brings the undead to the dinner table in the best way possible. This place isn’t just a dining experience; it’s an adventure, a mission, and a full-fledged tribute to one of gaming’s most iconic franchises. I had the chance to check out Zombie BBQ Bunker last weekend and let me tell you, it’s a game-changer, pun intended. Whether you’re a hardcore CoD Zombies fan, a BBQ lover, or just someone looking for a fun, immersive restaurant with killer food and drinks, this place delivers on all fronts. First Impressions: Stepping Into the Game The second you walk through the heavy, bunker-style doors, it’s like you’ve been teleported straight into a Call of Duty Zombies map. The lighting is dim but moody, accen...

 Creating an Anime Festival Orlando Poster Using Adobe Illustrator on an iPad Pro For my latest project, I designed a promotional poster for Anime Festival Orlando (AFO) using Adobe Illustrator on an iPad Pro. This task came with several creative challenges, particularly the restriction of not using a background. Despite this limitation, I aimed to create a visually engaging and energetic design that captures the excitement of the event. Design Elements and Concept The poster prominently features the festival’s name, “AFO,” with the letter “O” cleverly transformed into Luffy’s iconic straw hat from One Piece . This immediately conveys the anime theme and draws attention. Below the main title, the full event name, “Anime Festival Orlando,” is displayed in a bold, stylized font to reinforce branding. The festival’s date, “June 20-22,” is placed at the bottom in a thick outlined font, ensuring clarity and readability. Additionally, I included a fun illustration of a Jolly Roger-inspir...

Unleashing Creativity with the Thirty Circles, Alternate Uses, and Make Your Sandwich Exercises Creativity is a muscle, and like any muscle, it needs exercise to grow stronger. One of the best ways to warm up your creative thinking is through fun, time-sensitive challenges. Three great exercises for this are the Thirty Circles Exercise, developed by IDEO, the Alternate Uses Exercise, and the Make Your Sandwich Exercise, all designed to push the boundaries of ideation and self-expression. What is the Thirty Circles Exercise? The Thirty Circles Exercise is a fantastic warm-up for brainstorming sessions, workshops, or personal creative practice. The challenge is simple: fill up a sheet containing 30 empty circles with as many recognizable objects as possible in just three minutes. Tools: A Thirty Circles sheet (or a blank sheet where you can draw 30 circles) Pens or markers Participants: Solo or group activity Time: 3 minutes + discussion ...

Unleashing Creativity with the Thirty Circles, Alternate Uses, and Make Your Sandwich Exercises Creativity is a muscle, and like any muscle, it needs exercise to grow stronger. One of the best ways to warm up your creative thinking is through fun, time-sensitive challenges. Three great exercises for this are the Thirty Circles Exercise, developed by IDEO, the Alternate Uses Exercise, and the Make Your Sandwich Exercise, all designed to push the boundaries of ideation and self-expression. What is the Thirty Circles Exercise? The Thirty Circles Exercise is a fantastic warm-up for brainstorming sessions, workshops, or personal creative practice. The challenge is simple: fill up a sheet containing 30 empty circles with as many recognizable objects as possible in just three minutes. Tools: A Thirty Circles sheet (or a blank sheet where you can draw 30 circles) Pens or markers Participants: Solo or group activity Time: 3 minutes + discussion ...

Unleashing Creativity with the Thirty Circles and Alternate Uses Exercises Creativity is a muscle, and like any muscle, it needs exercise to grow stronger. One of the best ways to warm up your creative thinking is through fun, time-sensitive challenges. Two great exercises for this are the Thirty Circles Exercise, developed by IDEO, and the Alternate Uses Exercise, both designed to push the boundaries of ideation. What is the Thirty Circles Exercise? The Thirty Circles Exercise is a fantastic warm-up for brainstorming sessions, workshops, or personal creative practice. The challenge is simple: fill up a sheet containing 30 empty circles with as many recognizable objects as possible in just three minutes. How to Do the Alternate Uses Exercise Grab a notebook or a sheet of paper and a pen. In three minutes, write down as many alternative uses for a given everyday object as possible. For example, if the object is a brick, potential uses could include usi...

Unleashing Creativity with the Thirty Circles Exercise Creativity is a muscle, and like any muscle, it needs exercise to grow stronger. One of the best ways to warm up your creative thinking is through fun, time-sensitive challenges. Enter the Thirty Circles Exercise, developed by IDEO—a simple yet powerful activity designed to push the boundaries of ideation. What is the Thirty Circles Exercise? The Thirty Circles Exercise is a fantastic warm-up for brainstorming sessions, workshops, or personal creative practice. The challenge is simple: fill up a sheet containing 30 empty circles with as many recognizable objects as possible in just three minutes. How to Do the Thirty Circles Exercise Take a Thirty Circles sheet and a pen. Set a timer for three minutes. Draw recognizable objects inside the circles as quickly as possible. These could be everyday items like a pizza, clock, apple, smiley face, or basketball. Once time is up, review and di...

 Guajataca Signs: A Boy Scout's Dream Realized Guajataca has always held a special place in my heart. As a Boy Scout, I spent countless days exploring its campgrounds, bonding with my troop, and immersing myself in the adventure that the great outdoors provided. One memory that always stood out was the idea of designing signs for the camp—something I always wanted to do but never had the chance to. Now, with Adobe Illustrator on an iPad Pro, I finally brought that vision to life. Bringing the Signs to Life One of the signs I designed is the bow and arrow sign, representing one of the many exciting activities available at Guajataca. Archery was a thrilling challenge, requiring patience, precision, and skill—qualities that Scouting instilled in me from a young age. The bold colors and clean lines of the sign make it easy to recognize while capturing the spirit of adventure and marksmanship that the activity embodies. Another design close to my heart is the Camp Site B sign. This ...

  Unleashing the Spirit of One Piece: Designing an Epic Anime Tattoo on iPad Pro Introduction One Piece isn’t just an anime—it’s a legendary adventure, a tale of unwavering friendship, and a journey of self-discovery. Inspired by Monkey D. Luffy’s iconic look, I set sail on my own creative voyage to design a tattoo that embodies the power of friendship and adventure . Using Adobe Illustrator on an iPad Pro with an Apple Pencil , I crafted a bold, anime-style tattoo , and now, I’m here to share my process so you can bring your own epic design to life! Bringing the Tattoo to Life Creating this tattoo was a journey in itself—one filled with exploration, precision, and a deep love for the One Piece world. From setting up the perfect canvas to carefully refining the bold anime lines, every step felt like charting a course on the Grand Line. The essence of Luffy’s character is captured through dramatic shadows, strong outlines, and vibrant colors that reflect his fiery spirit and unwav...