Monthly Archives: January 2014
Illustrating Life One Panel At A Time
Originally posted on The Library Effect:
Enhancing Learning Through Sequential Art It wasn’t until the 1990s that graphic novels increased in popularity and acceptance as a literary expression, when Art Spielgelman’s Maus, a Holocaust survivor story, won the Pulitzer Prize in 1992 and Joe Sacco’s graphic journalism piece Palestine won the American Book Award in…
Funk is not dead.
Originally posted on ▲uto F●cus:
http://vimeo.com/67069182 Six-year-old B-Girl Terra holds it down. I have been totally smitten (and slightly obsessed) with this sultry, groovy and soulful funk-rock extravaganza. (Slightly belated) Happy New Year from Tokyo! Song credit: Platoon by JUNGLE
Impresionante video sobre recientes acontecimientos en Michoacán
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A person who ta…
A person who takes their craft seriously enough to begin working really hard at it…is using the same psychological energy as a person engaged in conquest. It’s gotta go somewhere, honey. -K. Hooten
Broomshakalaka
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Watch out Portland, I will love the life out of you.
Today I am sad. I realize recently I live in a place where friendship and enthusiasm for the company of others is enough to freak a person out. It breaks my heart a little place that this culture is so cynical and damaged that everyone feels the need to be too cool for each other […]
This is a MAZEing.
This is a MAZEing. So yeah I am buying this. This is proof of the magic in the world so often missed.
Real Talk: Friendzone
So friends here is a great video some of you should see. You feel you found the right mate but they do not like you like you then check this out and be honest with your self.
The Itinerant 