The original was perfect and this takes it somewhere else. Marie Davidson (Tw,Sp,Ig,Fb). | Continue reading
Our Planet, the natural history series we at BDH have been working on with Silverback has fully dropped on Netflix. Here is a, slightly erroneous, review of the series from the Guardian. | Continue reading
Beautiful, terrible, rebellious, dreamlike. A lovely collection of short stories vary from the good to the very excellent. Recommended if you like your realism magical. I found this quote by the au… | Continue reading
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A weekly round up of links, music, items of interest, news and mediadiet. | Continue reading
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From Mr.X via iamag | Continue reading
aka: INTERMITTENTLY REGULAR #365 SKETCH PROJECT UPDATE 208-211 208/365 Attempt to draw the inside of the bus on a very bumpy ride and with a short pencil found in the bottom of a coat pocket.(… | Continue reading
Had vague memory of a TV show where Jim Henson & @TheFrankOzJam were interviewed and some of the actual creatures from the film came on stage. I searched YouTube and there it was! | Continue reading
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Weekly update of links I find interesting and stuff. | Continue reading
“Compilation of the first depictions of dodos (Raphus cucullatus) on the island Mauritius (Indian Ocean), made during the voyage of the VOC Gelderland in 1602. The caption says “These b… | Continue reading
via Cinephilia More in film making: | Continue reading
My old college friend and prolific animator and mentor, Chris Shepherd made this short film last year about the political issue currently dominating British politics at the expense of literally eve… | Continue reading
We did go see this yesterday and it was very good 🐈 💥 🚀 | Continue reading
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Yorgos Lanthimos’ “The Favorite” was definitely my favourite from the recent awards season’s batch of films. I truly had never seen a film like it, all the performances were… | Continue reading
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“The Schrift-Landschaften drawings are composed of a single text-fragment, written in Herbert Pföstl’s distinctly small script, inscribed upon a page from a nautical traverse table. One is re… | Continue reading
“Indeed, Dostoevsky was not content to “write” and “take notes” in the process of creative thinking, he moved in the space and time of the particular artistic universe of his notebook, where the m… | Continue reading
Once I had a handle on the alternating chapter timeline structure, and that I had started on the last book of the sequence, I thought it was great. | Continue reading
“She exhibited with Mackintosh at the 1900 Vienna Secession, where she was an influence on the Secessionists Gustav Klimt and Josef Hoffmann. They continued to be popular in the Viennese art … | Continue reading
“She was four years old. She had a round head, a round face. She was round.” — The Dispossessed, Ursula K. Le Guin | Continue reading
Being a weekly-ish round up of collected news, music, things seen and heard. I do these, then I stop, then I do them again. It feels good to me to turn the ephemeral into a more permanent daybook I… | Continue reading
I recently caught Jaws on the TiVo and watched it through a few times. I hadn’t seen it through in decades. I had it on VHS as a teenager and it was one of those films I would turn to again a… | Continue reading
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Just caught up with the Mark Cousins film, “The Eyes of Orson Welles”…. | Continue reading
Mastodon gives you an RSS feed?! I did not know this! | Continue reading
found via Kottke “Coloney and Fairchild’s patented apparatus required that the single sheet be cut into strips, attached end-to-end, mounted on linen, and then rolled inside a wooden, metal, … | Continue reading
I was planning on doing a talk at my old college at @UCAAnimation (formerly WSCAD) in Farnham today but the snow said “no”. Hoping we can reschedule at some point in the future, have a … | Continue reading
Incredible weirs by OddbodCreations via Nick Herbert. | Continue reading
These are quite long lists. So find them after the jump. I only kept a record of the films and TV I was watching from June onwards. | Continue reading
“Under its guidance the most muddling twists, turns and corners melt away behind you,” read the advertisement. “It is better than a Human Guide because it is always doing its work to the exclusion … | Continue reading
“Since childhood, I’ve been faithful to monsters. I have been saved and absolved by them, because monsters, I believe, are patron saints of our blissful imperfection, and they allow and embody the … | Continue reading
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In my line of work I don’t get out of the office much. So when I do it’s quite the occasion. | Continue reading
As I have ceased using Tumblr as my proto-microblog I have shifted its Feedburner RSS over to the microblog on this site. If you subscribed to my tumblr on Feedburner you will see a reduction in th… | Continue reading
As I have ceased using Tumblr as my proto-microblog I have shifted its Feedburner RSS over to the microblog on this site. If you subscribed to my tumblr on Feedburner you will see a reduction in th… | Continue reading
Angrily sharing articles, after only reading the headline and not the content is strong #internet2018 | Continue reading
One of the great legacies of Tumblr was this huge international friendship group we’ve built. Here is a picture of the excellent @jacquelinedear holding up a serving tray with my drawing “One Hour … | Continue reading
[Mature] Director: Producer: Writer: Evelyn Jane Ross There is an interview with the film maker here. | Continue reading