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This picture is from a session I did at CopyCamp on using puppets as a role playing aid. I wanted to mix a video but we got a little crazy and didn't make a whole lot of sence. So I grabbed stills from the video.
Tempera and pencil on brown paper
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She calls it a finger puppet. All puppets are finger puppets. Daddy made this one and its name is "Mr. Stinky".
Inflatable puppets were also part of the fun at the Golda Meir Square gathering point for SantaCon. The event drew people dressed as Santa but as elves and even as the Grinch.
Golda Meir Square is on Broadway between West 39th and West 40th Streets.
Crocodile
Head - painted, laminated papier mache
Sleeve - recycled silk-lined jacket arm
Body - cotton, filled with polyester wadding
Micro Mr Punch project
July 2010
For more on making this and other daft things see the "Making weird stuff" blog
Scenes from the Center for Puppetry Arts in Atlanta, Georgia, April 2006.
These puppets are supposed to be the Pointer Sisters...
The Hmong Night Market in Luang Prabang was awash in color and lots and lots of handicrafts. Let the bargaining begin.
Puppet Man was really rocking today.
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The Holiday Puppet Show, an extensive two-hour affair, on Sunday. Here's a clip from "I Will Survive," a song that B.J. says always makes him think of me, and actually, it makes me think of me too.
Students sew fabric onto the wire armature for a "monster puppet" for the Mayors Annual Christmas Parade", 2012.
Lin is preparing the glove puppet show in Putian, home of Mazu, Fujian Province of southeast China .
Paul Mesner & Mike Horner
Kassie's blog post about why I was taking these & about us attending a "Puppet Slam" is here.
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Handicap Puppets made in the USA by Dexter Educational toys
Pictures from my visit at the 2012 NYC Toy Fair to find great toys to introduce my blog readers at superexhausted .com
"For freedom Christ has set us free;
stand firm therefore, and do not submit again to a yoke of slavery."
~ Galatians 5:1 (ESV)
基督釋放了我們，叫我們得以自由，
所以要站立得穩，不要再被奴僕的軛挾制。
~ 加拉太書 5:1 (CUV)
The Holiday Puppet Show, an extensive two-hour affair, on Sunday. "At the Hop," starring several frenetic bunnies -- this may have been my favorite part.
Puppet theatre made for my son for Christmas 2009, from Bend the Rules Sewing. Chocolate and striped fabric from the store, blue curtains are a thrifted pillow sham.
I bought a bunch of puppets from a cheap international chain for the classroom but I haven't used them yet. The quality is pretty poor but they'll be ok for litle hands with big imaginations
puppet theater from Bend the Rules Sewing. The stretchy velour curtains were a little bit of a pain to work with but I wanted theatrical-looking curtains.