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From a plate glass negative, more than likely taken by my late great uncle. The camera itself can be seen here: www.flickr.com/photos/kappa_ra/3431336865/
“I was watching a soap opera and all of a sudden an earthquake took place,” says Natcharin, a 13-year old girl who lives in Chiang Saen, northern Thailand. “My mum and I hid under the table and bed. If there is a disaster, people in our community will be in trouble."
Natcharin recently attended a 2-day workshop with 29 other children from 4 villages to create characters and stories to use for a shadow puppet show all about disasters.
“In our story, we want to talk about how it isn’t good to ignore flood warnings. I’ll use my knowledge to perform for adults and children so that they know how dangerous disasters can be”.
Shadow puppetry is an effective way for vulnerable children and communities to learn about disaster risk reduction using easy, fun and engaging media. In partnership with Plan Thailand, the organisation Wondering Moon uses shadow theatre to tell stories of disasters.
Assemble your materials. You will need one styrofoam head per puppet, some liquid starch or your papier måché paste of choice, some card stock or railroad board stiff enough that you can press it into the styrofoam without bending, and construction paper in an assortment of colors. You will also need paint brushes for applying starch/paste and later will want fabric scraps for puppet bodies. Optional items include mat board and any material that can be stuck into the cardboard and pasted over (halves of plastic easter eggs for noses or foil antennae, for example). If you choose to also make your puppet a rod puppet, you'll also want chopsticks or dowels to work the arms.
Red Monkey (rod/bunraku style):
This is among more than 20 cool puppets for sale - hand puppets, large rod puppets, and some flat puppets. They are perfectly suited to the professional puppeteer or anyone interested in experimenting with puppets to create a magical piece of theatre. They were all made in Hungary by a professional puppetmaker, Zoltan Lenkefi . The puppets range in price from $50 - $300, and are in as-new conditon. The price is negotiable if you make a bulk purchase. There are also staging and blacks for sale. Check out prices and contact details here
Philip Mitchell from Spare Parts Pupppet Theatre (who are hosting Unima 2008) and attendant carnival puppets.
You can move the arms and legs of an image like this with the new Puppet Warp feature in Photoshop CS5.
To see the original image and the tutorial see here : photoshopper27.blogspot.com/2010/07/puppet-warp-on-image-...
This shot shows how much room she really has to grow into this! Should be good even through next spring.
When you accept that you have lost control, and quit fighting back you become a puppet with outside forces pulling your strings.
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Need to clear images from the phone to make room for some more. Came across this pic of Myanmar traditional puppets which had so caught my fancy there. Wanted to buy them and bring them home, but I didn't know how to carry them back and where I'd hang them up. Now I just took a pic and walked away...so before I clear it from the phone, thought would add a frame from one of the numerous unused apps I have and post it here :)
“I was watching a soap opera and all of a sudden an earthquake took place,” says Natcharin, a 13-year old girl who lives in Chiang Saen, northern Thailand. “My mum and I hid under the table and bed. If there is a disaster, people in our community will be in trouble."
Natcharin recently attended a 2-day workshop with 29 other children from 4 villages to create characters and stories to use for a shadow puppet show all about disasters.
“In our story, we want to talk about how it isn’t good to ignore flood warnings. I’ll use my knowledge to perform for adults and children so that they know how dangerous disasters can be”.
Shadow puppetry is an effective way for vulnerable children and communities to learn about disaster risk reduction using easy, fun and engaging media. In partnership with Plan Thailand, the organisation Wondering Moon uses shadow theatre to tell stories of disasters.
On Surrealist Saturday, a spectacular puppet parade, Merma Never Dies, designed by the Surrealist painter Joan Miró, was reinvented for the Tate.
My aunt Mary found this puppet theatre at an estate sale, I think, and she was eager for the kids to try it out. She got her wish when Ava and Theo put on a show that Saturday morning. Unfortunately, the theatre wasn't very stable and toppled forward almost immediately after they started, breaking off the counter below the ticket window in the process. (I assume there used to be a shelf under the "stage" as well...) Bennett stepped in to make sure it would stay up so that the show could go on.
The famous Puppet Man of Norwich.
He waves his hands (with puppets attached) around to music. What a talent!
“I was watching a soap opera and all of a sudden an earthquake took place,” says Natcharin, a 13-year old girl who lives in Chiang Saen, northern Thailand. “My mum and I hid under the table and bed. If there is a disaster, people in our community will be in trouble."
Natcharin recently attended a 2-day workshop with 29 other children from 4 villages to create characters and stories to use for a shadow puppet show all about disasters.
“In our story, we want to talk about how it isn’t good to ignore flood warnings. I’ll use my knowledge to perform for adults and children so that they know how dangerous disasters can be”.
Shadow puppetry is an effective way for vulnerable children and communities to learn about disaster risk reduction using easy, fun and engaging media. In partnership with Plan Thailand, the organisation Wondering Moon uses shadow theatre to tell stories of disasters.
Puppets Shadow
The puppet
Strings dangle down
as she moves around
her movements broken
as her head hangs down
Her master makes her sway
about through the play
but her spirit sit dully inside.
Her pain is unheard
as she owns not a mouth
but instead submits to the voice of another.
The shadow
he dances about
following her steps she puts out
mimicking each move that she makes.
he make not a sound
and his presence unknown,
even though the light makes him seen.
he has no choice, as to where or how he voices
the things that go on in his self.
By AlyssaDawnw
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