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A detailed infographic titled "The Memory Journey Framework" explaining a six-step process: Capture, Preserve, Reflect, Connect, Create, Continue. It includes a small note about the She Shed Principle, a notebook with checklist about what memories build, a sand timer icon for the Reflect step, and examples of how to apply the framework to a beach memory. The background has warm, cozy elements like a lantern, a coffee mug, a teddy bear wearing sunglasses, books, and decorative items, creating a theme of reminiscing and storytelling.
An informational poster titled "The Continuity Triangle" explains a system for memory, story, and meaning. It features a triangle diagram with three connected elements: 'Truth' at the top, 'Purpose' on the right, and 'Thread' on the left, with the phrase "Continuity Lives Here" in the center. The poster includes sections about the importance of the system, how to use it, and applications. A cozy, wood-paneled She Shed Laboratory room is depicted in the background image, featuring a leather chair, a small table, warm lighting, and hanging pictures.
An informational poster about the Continuity Triangle, a system for memory, story, and meaning. The poster features sections explaining what the continuity triangle is, why it matters, how to use it, and its applications. It includes a diagram showing the triangle representing truth, purpose, and thread, with the phrase 'Continuity lives here' in the middle. There are points about the importance of truth, purpose, and thread in storytelling and memory, along with checklists, examples, and key reminders. The poster also displays a logo for Luna Studios, a quote, and a photo of a cozy, illuminated recording studio. The bottom of the poster mentions key elements like the model's origin, signed date, and location in Alabama.
An infographic titled "The Provenance Spine: How We Preserve Origin, Transformation, Correction and Authority" from SheShed Research Series. It includes five sections explaining each phase of the provenance process with related images, icons, and color codes. The infographic emphasizes preserving memory, building trust, and encouraging creativity, featuring a central tree illustration and a quote: "We preserve the path that proved why it should survive." There are also references to applications like Luna Studios, Wonder Tree, and Bama Radios, along with a footer with author names, date, time, and location.
An infographic titled "The Provenance Spine" from SheShed Research Series. It explains how to preserve origin, transformation, correction, and authority of ideas through a six-step process: Origin, Evidence, Transformation, Correction, Decision, Status. It includes sections on revisiting, reflecting, renewing research, latest visits, reasons for research, and the central commitment to preservation. The infographic features icons, labels, and a tree illustration, with a quote and application descriptions at the bottom.
An infographic titled "The Provenance Spine" from the SheShed Research Series. It explains how to preserve origin, transformation, correction, and authority in research with sections, icons, and text, alongside a background of warm wood textures and decorative elements. It includes a layout of five steps: origin, evidence, transformation, correction, decision, and status, with descriptions and questions for each. On the right, there are reasons why these matters, such as protecting memory, building trust, and teaching how we work. The bottom shows three project sections: Luna Studios Application, Wonder Tree Application, and Bama Radios Application, with logos and descriptions. The footer contains credits, date, time, location, and navigation links.
A detailed infographic titled 'The Provenance Spine' detailing a six-step process for preserving origin, transformation, correction, decision, status, and evidence, including images, explanations, and a color-coded legend. It emphasizes the importance of continuity, trust, and verification in history and truth.
A detailed infographic titled 'The Provenance Spine' from Luna Studios, illustrating steps of research from origin to status with guidance on how to apply these steps, including sections on research findings, importance, and provenance practices, complemented by decorative elements like books, plants, a lantern, and notes.
An informational infographic titled "The Provenance Spine" from Luna Studios, explaining the process of preserving origin, transformation, correction, decision, status, and authority in research. It includes sections on research snapshot, how to apply the method, the central production rule, provenance practices, and a note to remember. The design features a dark background, gold and green accents, icons, plants, a lantern, and books.
An infographic titled "The Provenance Spine" from Luna Studios presents a six-part provenance model for verifying and building trust in information. The graphic includes sections detailing each of the six parts: Origin, Evidence, Transformation, Correction, Decision, and Status, along with icons and questions for each. It also features a key for status verification: Experiment, Candidate, Authority, Superseded, and Deprecated. Additional sections explain how Luna Studios and Wonder Tree apply these principles, a central production rule about provenance, and best practices. The design uses a dark and earthy color scheme with botanicals, a lantern, and notes.
A detailed infographic about 'The Continuity Engine' explaining how to preserve meaning across time and projects. It includes sections on research, tools, application in various systems, and a model with steps: Capture, Clarify, Connect, Correct, Curate, Carry Forward. There are notes, images, and a handwritten quote about building the future from archives, along with a list of values for continuity and preservation, in a vintage, workspace setting.
An educational poster titled 'The Continuity Engine' discusses preserving meaning through time, people, and projects. The poster includes sections on common problems faced, the model of the continuity engine, research insights on cognitive offloading, tools powering the engine, and application to their worlds like Luna Studios, Wonder Tree, and Bama Radios. The background features a cozy desk scene with a lantern, photographs, a notebook with handwritten notes, a coffee mug, and a soft toy raccoon, all illuminated warmly.
An infographic titled 'The Continuity Engine' explains how to preserve meaning over time and projects, featuring sections on problems, the model steps (capture, clarify, connect, correct, curate, carry forward), research insights, tools, and application examples. The background shows a cozy wooden desk with a lantern, notebooks, photos, a stuffed raccoon, and motivational quotes.
Educational infographic detailing the 7-point story structure map, illustrating stages from hook to resolution with examples from movies like Rocky, Bama Radios Bigfoot Spot, and a story about a child learning. Includes sections on story science, rules, and research notes, and features a lantern photo with a quote
A detailed educational poster titled 'The Story Engine: 7 Point Plot Structure,' outlining a narrative framework with seven points: Hook, Inciting Incident, Rising Action, Midpoint, Crisis, Climax, and Resolution. It includes an example story from Rocky, Bama Radios Bigfoot Spot, and a Child Learning story. The poster explains why stories matter, how to apply the structure, and provides scientific research and story engine rules. It is branded with Luna Studios, She Shed, and Bama Radios logos, and has sections for key takeaways, memory formulas, and story lessons.
Three people sitting at a wooden table inside a cave, watching a microwave oven with a dessert, with signs and memorabilia on the walls, including the Wonder Tree Studio Cave sign and names Jason B. May, Mariela Aletheia Luna May, and Claude, the keeper of continuity.
A scrapbook-style webpage remembering a music event called 'The Night Our Love' at Wonder Tree Studios, held August 1-2, 2026, in McComb, Mississippi. It features a playlist of 28 songs, photos of a restaurant called Jack's, a family, and kittens, along with handwritten notes, a story about the night, a song timestamp concept, books, a power drill, a Red Bull can, a tablet with an album cover, and a photo of Dean Martin making a peace sign. There is also a legend about discovering a pattern, and a quote about preserving stories through music.
Two people sitting across from each other at a wooden dining table, touching their toes underneath the table, with a smiling woman visible in the background.
A tribute board for a memorable night themed 'The Night Our Love,' featuring a list of songs from the soundtrack, a photo of two people holding hands with their toes touching, a lantern, a music player, and various decorative elements, such as notes, hearts, and quotes about memories and music.
Composite image of a man with robotic arms and torso, shown from different angles, with text describing his personality and skills. A small robot dressed as a martial artist. An older man with a beard sitting at a bar with a neon sign behind him. Nighttime scene in a cozy home. Various descriptions of the man's character, work, hobbies, and relationships, along with quotes and logos.
A raccoon reaching into a bowl of green grapes on an outdoor concrete surface, with the photographer's legs and sandals visible in the foreground.
A young raccoon sitting on the ground among fallen leaves and small plants, with a tree trunk partially visible on the right side of the image, in a nighttime outdoor setting.
A collage of images showing a bear in the forest, a handheld radio device, a seated gorilla with a remote control, a zoomed-in gorilla moving towards the camera, and a man working at an office cubicle.
Screenshots of a woman driving an off-road vehicle, wearing sunglasses and a gray t-shirt, with some images of a different vehicle and notes about video recording parameters.
An infographic explaining the concept of the causal spine in storytelling, with a seven-node diagram, examples from Bama Radios' science fiction setting, and instructions for using the theory in writing.
An infographic explaining the 'Same Rock Method' for structural alignment in learning. It includes sections on why alignment matters, the seven steps to find and transfer the invariant in a rock, example commercial references, the importance of the invariant, and differences between changes and constants. Also features a case study about a coastal fishing dock, key lessons, Easter egg, and study status, emphasizing continuity and perspective.
Infographic explaining the 'Same Rock Method' for structural alignment in storytelling and learning, with steps, examples, related concepts, and science.
An informational chart titled 'The Alignment Lens' from Luna Studios explaining the concept of perspective and truth through different angles and variations, featuring sections on alignment framework, lens application, alignment in action with three views of a rock at different times of day, and examples of storytelling and education.
Educational infographic titled 'The Alignment Lens' from Luna Studios, explaining the concept of perspective and storytelling through the analogy of viewing rocks at different times of day. Includes sections on why alignment matters, the alignment framework, in action examples, and a creative step for filmmakers.
Design concept for BamaRadios branding featuring a hornet holding a walkie-talkie, wearing sunglasses, with wings, and a skull hanging from its claw. Showcases the front and back T-shirt designs, alternate logo treatments in color and black-and-white, branding marks, typography, color palette, and applications including a hat, hoodie, decal, and banner. The slogan is "Get You Some!"
Design blueprint for BamaRadios branding featuring logo, T-shirt application, alternate logo treatments, color palette, typography, brand marks, and additional product applications such as hats, hoodies, decals, and banners.
Set of stickers featuring a black and green insect with a radio, propaganda phrases, and skull accessories for Bama Radios.
Collection of stickers featuring a bee mascot with a walkie-talkie, the text "BamaRadios" in green and black, a round logo with the bee mascot, lightning bolts, and the phrase "Get you some!" in bold green and black lettering.
Collection of stickers featuring a bee mascot with a walkie-talkie, in black and green colors, with phrases like "BamaRadios," "BR," "Stay Connected," and "Get You Some!"
Collection of stickers featuring a wasp with a radio, skulls, sound wave icons, and the words 'BamaRadios,' 'BR,' and 'Get You Some' in green and black colors.
A lively carnival scene at night with people gathered around a large LED billboard advertising BamaRadios with the slogan 'GET YOU SOME!' The scene features a person in a raccoon costume wearing a leather jacket holding a walkie-talkie, and other characters dressed in retro clothing, some also holding walkie-talkies. The background shows amusement park rides and a starry sky.
A lively outdoor movie screening at Luna Drive-In Theatre featuring an animated scene with a group of people, animals, and vintage cars. The screen displays a cartoon bee, and the scene is set in a fantastical space-themed backdrop with planets and rockets.
A woman dancing in a rain shower at sunset, surrounded by glowing lights, lanterns, a heart-shaped light, flowers, butterflies, and a magical tree with lanterns in its branches.
A vintage-style carnival scene at night with the Bama Radios sign, a crowd of smiling women and men holding radios, a person in a raccoon costume holding a radio, and retro cars. The scene features a large billboard showcasing various Bama radios, and a table with different models of radios on display.
Display of five radios with various features related to cell connectivity, including 4G LTE, POC mini, POC mini with clip, 5G wrist, and kid-safe radio, along with their descriptions and branding.
Infographic poster titled "Solutions, Not Excuses" by Mariela Aletheia Luna-May, displaying a step-by-step process for repairing Bama radios, with sections for authority, defining fixes, using a mask, executing repairs, protecting products, saving archives, documenting fixes, and following an authority log, with checklists, images of radios and people, and tips for successful repairs.
A product reference for Bama Radios, displaying four different models including two walkie-talkies, a mini radio, a kids' radio, and a smartwatch-style radio in a cartoon bear design.
An infographic about 'The Retrieval Constellation,' illustrating cues and methods for cognitive retrieval, with sections on cue classes, the constellation, check tests, applications, workflow, and example packets, featuring a night sky with stars, a person reading a book, and symbols representing cues and processes.
An infographic titled 'The Continuity Pyramid: A Universal Framework for Preserving Truth Across Every Scale' featuring sections on the pyramid's levels, principles, rules, and applications, including examples from Bama Radios, Luna Studios, Wonder Tree, and storytelling, along with a visual of the pyramid and a checklist.
Infographic titled 'The Continuity Pyramid' explaining a universal framework for preserving truth across scales. It features a pyramid diagram with seven levels labeled from L1 to L7, each describing core truth principles, rules, structures, components, expressions, moments, and meaning. The infographic includes sections on the importance of continuity, real-world applications like radios and storytelling, a checklist for applying the framework, and a golden rule for behavior. Additional sections detail the pyramid visualization, filter questions, testing, and a practical example of applying all seven levels for radio communication.
An educational infographic titled "The Retrieval Constellation" explains cues used to restore working memory, featuring star and night sky graphics, a person reading with a lantern, and various sections detailing cue classes, the constellation, tests, and applications across different contexts.
An illustrated infographic titled 'Certification Architecture' from Luna Studios explaining the process and principles of certification, including six steps (Identify, Establish Criteria, Collect Evidence, Evaluate, Decide & Record, Preserve), examples from real companies, and key concepts like truth lock principles and anti-drift checklist.
Three people, two women and one man, sitting at a wooden table inside a cave decorated with string lights, watching a microwave. They are wearing jackets with funny labels: the woman on the left is Mariela, the man in the middle is Dork from Wonder Tree Studios, and the woman on the right is Claude, keeper of continuity. The cave has signs with quotes, patterns, and information about microwave experiments, with a view of the night sky through the cave opening.
A woman dancing joyfully in a rainy garden filled with pink flowers and glowing lanterns at sunset.
A smiling woman stands in a glowing, fairy-tale-like garden at sunset, holding someone's hand. The garden features waterfalls, lanterns, and purple flowers, creating a magical atmosphere.

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