Here is my answer to today’s Daily Create prompt:

I used Canva again (it’s my go to for easy graphic design things) and I wanted to kind of play around with the tools I hadn’t explored in it. Now that I’m looking at it, I kinda wish I made the books black and white, or the text to follow the books, but I didn’t want to spend too long on it.

There’s no big story here, I was just recreating the original poster with my own interpretation. I chose a graphic that had known books on it so that it could click with someone! But yeah!

Here is my Daily Create for today!

I made this very quickly on Canva. I wanted to specifically focus on the toxicity of the Internet, so I compared it to factories, which add a lot of polution to our earth. Obviously, they’re not 100% similar, but I think they can kind of be comparable. If the factories polute our earth, the toxicity of the Internet does too. I think that if it stays as toxic as it is, we’ll get to a point where we can’t escape the toxicity: it’ll be everywhere. I hope everyone can learn to just click the X in the corner, but I especially hope that those people that spread toxicity will especially learn to press the X.

Here is my Daily Create for today, a poem based on this camera

Is it smoke or is it mist?
that reaches up like a fist,
that rises from the grass to the sky,
covering the trees that stretch high
In the hills, is it raining heavy
or is it just the clouds that carry
the weight of the world around
silencing the earth to no sound?
Quiet.
Dreary.
Gray.

I don’t really have a lot to say about this one. I just thought it was really interesting how I wasn’t sure if it was mist or smoke, and what story that tells? Regardless, I thought the image looked sort of sad, so I wanted to depict that. All I know is that I am not a fan of writing poetry.