Daily Create Responses Tweeted by @niall_barr

@ds106dc #ds106 #tdc1791 My six doodles; five were good enough for Google's neural network to guess #quickdraw https://t.co/85vwMUQNaS

— Niall Barr (@niall_barr) December 3, 2016

#tdc1787 I feel this is appropriate because evidence based management seems like witchcraft to most University managers. #ds106 pic.twitter.com/X5YHzGhIfR

— Niall Barr (@niall_barr) November 29, 2016

#tdc1786 #ReverseAMovie #ds106 - Blue Betty https://t.co/T6Kkcl1WTX pic.twitter.com/zkOLjB5gCo

— Niall Barr (@niall_barr) November 28, 2016

#tdc1781 Cagney and the fish pic.twitter.com/QssHz7ouR3

— Niall Barr (@niall_barr) November 23, 2016

#tdc1779 #ds106 This rather well fed looking squirrel in Kelvingrove Park has an evil genius plotting to take over the world look. pic.twitter.com/VpLd1J4Jet

— Niall Barr (@niall_barr) November 21, 2016

#tdc1778 #ds106 Froglet finds a strange orange being that collects evil, and is saved by three Doctors. https://t.co/h3IPeOcHl4

— Niall Barr (@niall_barr) November 20, 2016

#tdc1766 Red things that could be read... pic.twitter.com/ykNQUHRGLB

— Niall Barr (@niall_barr) November 8, 2016

#tdc1745 - I'm afraid it will be a while 'til my aeroplane is ready to make a noise, real or fake... pic.twitter.com/lD9kujInZo

— Niall Barr (@niall_barr) October 18, 2016

#tdc1728 The NASA frog leading ESA's Rossetta in the final image from its dive into Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko pic.twitter.com/idQyO8H5b4

— Niall Barr (@niall_barr) October 1, 2016

My #tdc1724 is Cagney the cat channelling Spock. She considers dogs to be illogical lackeys. pic.twitter.com/E9e6EYcuuI

— Niall Barr (@niall_barr) September 27, 2016

#tdc1721 pic.twitter.com/qd2dXrzpl9

— Niall Barr (@niall_barr) September 24, 2016

#tdc1715 The view from a satellite orbiting a tiny planet that looks like the back of a leaf. pic.twitter.com/duXxzoboQR

— Niall Barr (@niall_barr) September 18, 2016