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Okay, I created a Ko-fi page, where I have also posted the "I Require Context" meme commission for those that would like to get one.
Feel free to check it out!
ko-fi.com/tdogliles
Drew my take on Digory and Polly from The Magician's Nephew, based on the style similar to how I want to see the entire series depicted.
Might try and draw more characters from the books in the coming months.
Finally read all the books.
I didn't remember much of what happened in The Last Battle, so I forgot how sad the ending was. Hopefully someday we will get a proper adaptation of all seven books (which again I think would look great animated in the style of Studio Ghibli).
In the meantime, now starting the BBC series, which I haven't seen since elementary school.
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Honestly, the pizza and pickles, the ketchup and popcorn, and the salted chips and chocolate don't sound that bad.
Give me all 3 of those.
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I've been summoned for jury duty but it got cancelled the day before I was supposed to appear, and I've been tubing before but not water skiing. So I didn't count 22 or 31.
One thing I noticed while watching the Narnia movies as a filmmaker was the cinematographers for each of those movies. Here is an example from each movie that it shares the same cinematographer as:
Looks like I will be starting my Aviation Maintence classes next fall!
I was given the opportunity to start in the spring, but I wanted to finish my part-time teaching job for the school year, so I talked with my career advisor and they said I could wait a semester to apply. Plus, it would give me more time to save up more money and get things in order before I start.
Regardless, I have a start and end date for my college program! Just wish I had pursued it 3 years ago when I first considered it.
Oh, well. What matters is that there is a light at the end of the tunnel.
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We have started production on our first project again over at our animation studio. Go and check it out for more information!
Currently re-watching the 2010 Voyage of the Dawn Treader movie.
Say what you will about the movie and the way it handles the source material, but there's no denying the design of Eustace's dragon form in this movie is PEAK.
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I have been able to tolerate most disturbing audio clips I have come across in my life.
This is an exception.
“Holy f*ck, we’re out of time” Heart crushing ATC audio captures the moments before a Learjet 60 crashed in Palm Beach County, Florida, killing all 9 souls on board.
VIA: @thenewarea51
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Happy All Saints Day!
Haven't done one of these in a while, so here is me singing one of the hymns we sang in church today.
LSB 678- "We Sing for All the Unsung Saints."
Never realized some of the well-known talent that was involved in this series.
I had no idea that Warwick Davis (whom I know played Nikabrik in the 2008 Prince Caspian movie) played Reepicheep in this version as well as Glimfeather in The Silver Chair.
I also didn't realize that Tom Baker (aka the Fourth Doctor in Doctor Who) played Puddleglum in The Silver Chair.
I think it was around 2002/2003 when we watched the BBC Narnia series as a whole in class (I would have been in 2nd or 3rd grade), so this was a couple years before Disney's first movie was even announced.
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I forgot they used hand-drawn animation for some of the characters.
While the live action versions did a good job adapting the books, seeing some of these designs just reinforces the idea in my mind that animation would have been the better medium to adapt it in.
Hopefully that idea will come to fruition some day.😉
I think it was around 2002/2003 when we watched the BBC Narnia series as a whole in class (I would have been in 2nd or 3rd grade), so this was a couple years before Disney's first movie was even announced.
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I think it was around 2002/2003 when we watched the BBC Narnia series as a whole in class (I would have been in 2nd or 3rd grade), so this was a couple years before Disney's first movie was even announced.
Finally read all the books.
I didn't remember much of what happened in The Last Battle, so I forgot how sad the ending was. Hopefully someday we will get a proper adaptation of all seven books (which again I think would look great animated in the style of Studio Ghibli).
In the meantime, now starting the BBC series, which I haven't seen since elementary school.


























