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Ridiculously big puppet bird
some pretty big dragons
lots of peasants
The full length video is on Vimeo:
and YouTube
www.youtube.com/watch?v=seOQe43i6ZA&feature=youtube_g...
all very silly...
From the Ruins
Abbey Ruins, Reading
Art in Reading
1994
Scenes from the Center of Puppetry Arts, Atlanta, April 2006.
This is from one of the first rooms you enter in the center...it is a huge room filled from top to bottom with puppets of all sorts. The room is dead silent, except for the sound of a random puppet moving...different puppets at different intervals...sometimes you don't see which puppet has moved, the only clue being a moving limb or noticing that one puppet has moved from one position to another. The effect is very very creepy!
Puppets on the Pier.
Pier 39 in San Francisco, CA.
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This puppet was made with one of those promotional $1 scarves from Old Navy. I *thought* I could get a puppet out of one scarf, and well, I did. But frugal me, thinking, what would I do with all of those scarves if it didn't work, only bought 5 of them. See the tag? I repurposed the tag along with the fringe when I made the puppet.
i love the puppet bike. i recently saw it for the first time about a couple of weeks ago. you can find out more at puppetbike.com. it's awesome.
it plays songs and the puppets just do little dances. it totally makes me smile, and it makes me smile even more to watch other people stop and smile or walk by and smile. i love this thing.
Scenes from the Center of Puppetry Arts, Atlanta, April 2006.
This is from one of the first rooms you enter in the center...it is a huge room filled from top to bottom with puppets of all sorts. The room is dead silent, except for the sound of a random puppet moving...different puppets at different intervals...sometimes you don't see which puppet has moved, the only clue being a moving limb or noticing that one puppet has moved from one position to another. The effect is very very creepy!
Living with an animator means access to wonderful things like puppet pins.
I thought I would use my Raynox DCR250 for the first time in years.
Nov. 9, 2024
Philadelphia
- The 24th annual Peoplehood Parade, organized by Spiral Q, took place on a sunny fall Saturday featuring hundreds of community activists representing a diverse range of neighborhood organizations. Colorful banners, signs, puppets, and other props drew people from the neighborhood homes on the route from the Paul Robeson House all the way to Clark Park.
This puppet stands about two feet above the wearer and can carry a sign around it's neck. It is one of two I created last year for use in political/public occasions, specifically the Highland Park Fourth of July parade in which Women for Peace have marched the past four years. (The other wears a Statue of Liberty crown and a big red open mouth-to suggest some major declaration - a picture of this is on my earliest page). The two figures flanking the green (environment-themed) puppet are yet unfinished.