the river only stays beautiful because it keeps moving !!
Dante's Divine Comedy is way more accessible than I anticipated. It's also excellent material for storytelling.
Currently reading an old and humbling edition of Dante's Divine Comedy, which my grandfather bequeathed to me. Each "chant" is accompanied by an illustration by Botticelli, except for chant II, which announces "The drawing of chant II has been lost".
Sunday evening. Nap on the balcony. A strong wind is blowing through the trees. We are ultimately prisoners of who we are, but becoming aware of this is opening the door and letting compassion flow.
i made this for a presentation to talk about animation over a year ago........ laying out animation frames like this is so neat , but also kind of sobering
Stop-mo PNGtuber for @foxander.bsky.social in the style of Fantastic Mr. Fox. Foxander messaged me about the idea and it seemed so cool! He sent me drawings and screenshots for the idea I got to work, it took a bit, but I streamed most of the process and am happy with the result! #3dart #vtuber
After a year and four months, we've finished showing all of Twin Peaks to our friends, two episodes per week. Goodbye Laura and Coop. Thank you David Lynch.
I've left France and emigrated to Québec for a number of reasons. One of those is that I don't want to witness the dying of it's ecological system. The now frequents 43°C (110°F) are a death sentence to it's environment, and I couldn't stand it. www.franceinfo.fr/environnemen...
GRAND ENTRETIEN. "Nous assistons aux prémices d'un danger de mort environnemental" face aux chaleurs extrêmes, avertit l'écologue Philippe Grandcolas
Le directeur adjoint scientifique national pour l'écologie et l'environnement au CNRS alerte sur "les conséquences dramatiques" de ce début d'été caniculaire sur le milieu naturel.
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The heatwave here is 10°C less intense than the one that just happened in Europe (and is coming back to crush Europe again), but yet here I am taking two cold bath per day to stay alive and well.
Teddy loses control, today on Sable: A Ghost Story. Catch up on the Eisner nominated webcomic now. Sablecomic.com
‘Say yes and never do it’ Mel Brooks knew how to deal with the studios
![That’s probably the most famous scene in the movie, the campfire scene.
I know. He said, “You can’t punch a horse.” I said, “You’ll never see it again.” I kept saying, “You’re absolutely right. It’s out!” Then, when he left, I crumpled up all his notes, and I tossed it in the wastepaper basket. And John Calley, who was running [production at] Warner Bros. at the time, said, “Good filing.” That was the end of it. You say yes, and you never do it.
That’s great advice for life.
It is. Don’t fight them. Don’t waste your time struggling with them and trying to make sense to them. They’ll never understand.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:yvbszlkc7d75ixkid5g2zmw7/bafkreiar4z6n6pfk7wob2gznv6l6euw7ltxbetgto5drfd4wqzjalldp5m)
Wacom recently asked me to talk about why I make queer comics, and given there are multiple bills right now floating around in congress that are effectively "we will kill your livelihood if we get a sniff of queer" I had some pretty strong, simply feelings to relay.
I was so pleased to be asked to contribute a comic to BLIND ALLEY, one of my favorite things online right now. Happy five years!
adam@kumerish.bsky.social · 2mo agoBlind Alley Guest Strip No. 41 ( @ethanmaldridge.bsky.social )
