I am still making use of the super-fast cable internet to do Renaissance Faire costume research. It's really confusing to me since I don't know how to tell who works for the fair, who works in a booth, who is a performer, which cues denote class, and which costume items would only be worn by the least savvy of neophytes, etc. It's hard to know where to get started.
I stumbled upon a great collaboration tool today. It's based on a new feature of Evernote, and a way to solicit feedback from my friends as I try to untangle the mysteries of the Renaissance Faire culture. Here's how it works:
- You go and look at the reference images I've collected in an online notebook. http://www.evernote.com/pub/blossommerz/renaissancefaire
- If you have experience in Ren Faire culture and would like to annotate images for me, drop me a line.
- I'll add your email address to the list of contributors, giving you the ability to edit notes in the notebook.
- You'll receive an email invitation. Go to the notebook and add your own notes to the images.
So, do let me know if you want to give a hand. I'll leave all of the comments up there so that others can use this as reference, too.
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