Opposite.

Well you don't just think we write this off the cuff do you?

There's never any wrong way or right way to tackle an assignment. Translations can be literal or open to your own interpretation. Images can be in colour or black and white and the subject matter; chalk, cheese or whatever. It's entirely your choosing.

Hang on a minute, could this be assignment14 speak? Could this be the Opposite of Me? Maybe pop the kettle on and take a look at some that caught our attention this week:

A lesson for us all - part 1 and part 2
This is Billy
Giving something back
Having the balls
No knot

And finally, a tribute to Blipper Wingpig for submissions 1, 2, 3 and 4. His devotion to the cause is admirable.

Now for something completely new. Yes, yes we'll issue the next assignment but this time we're handing over next weeks round up reigns to one of our Blip community. Who? Well you'll just have to tune in next week and find out.

First eager Blipmates, you need your assignment topic. This week Chaos suggested 'In My Backyard' as our assignment15. And we've embraced it.

Remember to tag your submission assignment15 (no space now) so our guest Blipper can find you next week.

One last thing - have a lovely weekend.