These two, however, stand out as being both creepy and highly entertaining. The “APS Jams” playlist is based on responses to a question posed during a virtual staff coffee break.Ī good number of images didn’t make the cut for being a virtual background. Somehow, we didn’t think to share this until our Head of Scholarly Programs, Adrianna Link, created an APS Quarantine playlist. Mellon Postdoctoral Curatorial Fellows created a modern Franklin playlist. Franklin, Citizen Scientist, the Andrew W. (We’ll let you figure out which is which!) May the force be with all of us as we learn through this era. The comparison brought us a lot of joy then and throughout the whole month. Mellon Postdoctoral Curatorial Fellow Janine Boldt, saved the day with her rendition of the image. Though he set out to make the Jedi Franklin image on his own to learn new skills, the result was less than electrifying… Thankfully, our The Andrew W. Our Head of Education Programs isn’t very adept at photoshop. From bad photoshop to playlists, check out the list below for the ideas left on the cutting room floor. As the Library & Museum Programming staff provided content for the #LAMPTakeover of APS social media in May 2020, plenty of ideas didn’t quite come to fruition.
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