Hi All! I’ve decided that since there is another full week of house-arrest style nation wide LOCKDOWN in Nepal, it would be fun to make another animated minute long episode featuring Goodu Bird and Cat. There was a request to see inside Goodu Bird’s nest, and so I decided to hand draw the nest. I’m
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In order to get images on the website more easily (based on the comments by Teri and Barbara in the mail art thread) a simple copy and paste will work! I clicked on an image on the internet, hit copy (right clic k and then copy…or Ctrl c…or Command c for mac), and then just
I’ve been inconsistently working on animation for a little over a year now. I made a couple little things last year as a valentines gift for S, and remembering the lessons I learned, was able to make something a little bit better looking this year. I put it on youtube to make it easier to
I read this book in 2 evenings, and if I had started earlier in the day I would have finished it in one go. Then I lent it to my bedridden cousin and she finished it in one day as well. We both loved it. It tells, through a series of Government Inspector interviews with
Well, the book was technically a pretty fast read, but also pretty dark so it ended up getting set down periodically. You could finish it in a few evenings of bedtime wind-down reading. The whole thing is basically a long allegory for the consequences of human arrogance. It is worth reading, although if you are
I am about 1/3 through the book and so far it is reminiscent of Planet of the Apes. The universe created by Le Guin is drawing me in. Humans have colonized a planet that was populated with life by a meteor from Earth about a million years ago. This wave of colonists seems to be
Hello everyone! My name is Leslie Melnyk and I live in Kathmandu. This is my second winter reading session and my 4th session in general since summer 2015. This time I’m choosing to use this winter reading challenge as an opportunity for continued education and I have no list–just going with the flow. I’m going
I’ve been reading Young Adult Fiction Author Brandon Sanderson’s work for some time now and while his writing is really unexeptional, the universe he builds and the concepts of deity and magic and human nature are compelling. If you can look past bad writing I would recommend most of his work. His books take place
Hi All, My name is Leslie and I am looking forward to this winter reading challenge. I meant to write my post last week and then read books instead! This winter I’ll be reading a combination of Young Adult Fantasy books and lots of gardening book pages and blogs hoping to brush up on “everything”
well… I decided to read something really gritty instead of the comedy reading I was going to tackle. it is called “On Lynchings” by Ida B. Wells-Barnett It is a feminist black perspective on how and why lynchings happened in the South. Has anyone read this yet?
