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please watch my indie cartoon series Sublo and Tangy Mustard, here's all the episodes in a playlist youtube.com/watch?v=pSFyIy9F…
really sad news about Bauza. way too young. RIP to a huge talent, figurehead in the animation industry and local Toronto boy.
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How do you accidentally destroy 250,000 trees? At some point, calling it an accident stops being an excuse. Corporations causing massive environmental damage need to face real consequences, not just issue apologies and move on.
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Nobody wants a city on Mars. Nobody wants AI in every app. Nobody wants data centers in space. Nobody wants humanoid robots or flying cars.
We want clean water. We want a stable climate. We want a habitable planet. We want wildlife to survive. We want to live.
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The only indie animated series I can tolerate is Sublo and Tangy Mustard ohmy goodness I love that show so much.
what a thrill to see one of my favourite musicians Mishio Ogawa perform last night! she was so friendly and chatted with us a bunch after the show. thank you Mishio!
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I’d you’re shocked at the damage in France to an old town hall you’ll be horrified to hear what’s happened to the beautiful old buildings and heritage of the Palestinians, Lebanese, Syrians, Iraqis and Afghans
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There’s a bank in Canada that always has ads saying some version of “There’s more to life than money”… I don't disagree but I think a bank should mostly focus on money stuff
Dioramas by the Miyazaki Mecha Modelers Club (today at the Modelers Dungeon event in Japan)
Miyazaki Mecha Modelers Club will be featured in the next issue of the Japanese magazine Model Graphix.
This is a group of Japanese fans who have been creating dioramas inspired by the works of Hayao Miyazaki for years.
Pre-orders >> catsuka.com/shopping/index.p…
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A right-hand circular motion, thumb and index striking a rumba rhythm, fast. This is "Putugizi," a fingerstyle technique from Malawi, shown by master guitarist Daniel Kachamba.
He said the name means Portuguese, the style likely traveled to Malawi from neighboring Mozambique.
Filmed in 1972 by ethnomusicologist Gerhard Kubik, who spent his life documenting African guitar.





















