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Category Archives: Animation
Animating Books and Travel
This short animated film was created as part of the Sketchtravel project, an international charity project in which a red sketchbook was distributed to 71 artists from around the world for 4 ½ years. The original Sketchbook was sold for 70,000 … Continue reading
Weekend Links To Love
Travel On A Sunbeam with Tillie Walden’s online sci-fi comic. Get your Surrealist Starter Kit right here. Who doesn’t need some more Gorey ? Transit maps should work for residents and tourists alike. Check out this amazing but unofficial re-imagined map for … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Art, Books, Europe, Libraries, Public Transport, Tourism, USA, Writing
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Friday Funnies
Some of you may know that about a year ago I joined the ranks of the coffee-obsessives and began roasting my own coffee beans. So far, I’ve subjected my friends and family members to my experiments without too much complaint. … Continue reading
A B C …
Wow, I really love this terrific animated alphabet from the award-winning British design studio Mr.Kaplin.
Nothing Happens
Posted in Animation, Art, Books, Writing
Tagged Cartoons, Comics, Plagiarism, Publishing
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Pack Light For Existential Journeys
If you have ever undertaken an overnight train trip, this freaky stop motion animated film may bring back some memories. The short animated film Madame Tutli-Putli was directed by Canadians Chris Lavis and Maciek Szczebowski.
Posted in Animation, Canada, Film, Public Transport
Tagged stop motion animation, Train Travel
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There and back again (again)
Last year I posted a story about the Oxford Bodleian Library once-in-a-lifetime exhibition Tolkien: Maker of Middle Earth, which was the most extensive public display of original Tolkien materials ever gathered in one place. This week I was dead chuffed to discover … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Art, Books, Libraries, Maps, movies, Museums, Photography, USA, Writing
Tagged Frodo, Gandalf, JRR Tolkien, Lord of the Rings, Middle Earth, the Hobbit
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A Tale of Two Cities
After living in New York City for five years, writer and comedian Sarah Cooper moved to San Francisco in 2015 and was amazed by the cultural differences between the cities. She decided to turn her observations into tongue-in-cheek illustrations, which … Continue reading
Everybody Loves A Bookmobile
I have always thought of the bookmobile as an outreach tool for rural or suburban libraries, but even the great Brooklyn Public Library in New York City still sends them into the community. The little video below directed by Steve … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Art, Books, Film, Libraries, USA
Tagged Brooklyn, Brooklyn Public Library, New York City
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