The Monday Musings authors picked favorite movies and TV shows for our topic this week and I know that by the time I'm done narrowing it down, It's still going to look like I do nothing but watch TV - I promise that isn't the case, though.
You can check out my fellow Monday Musings authors by clicking on their names: Kirsti Jones, Tess Grant, and Lynn Dozema.
Okay - let's get on with the entertainment.
The TV shows I've listed are there primarily because I love the characters. I've loved watching them develop over the years - or, you know, season, in terms of Firefly. And looking at the list, it's really no surprise that most of them have paranormal elements. It's what I love best, and I love these show in particular because of their character and story arcs. So in no particular order are my favorite shows.
And I can't forget the movies I love. There are so many more, but in the interest of time and space, I'm trying to limit them somewhat. Again, in no particular order...
So, I'd love to know - what are some of your favorites?
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Thursday, January 24, 2013
Thursday's Children - Artistic Inspiration
Today, my inspiration comes in the form of art - specifically Brian and Wendy Froud's art. You might be familiar with their work from movies like Labyrinth, The Dark Crystal and The Empire Strikes Back. Wendy created Yoda - well, the puppet portion of him, anyway. And Brian is responsible for the concept designs for the other two movies. He's also an amazing artist. I feel in love with his work when I was a kid and I first flipped through my Aunt Malita's Faeries book. When I was older, I started collecting his work and I never stopped.
He creates the kind of art I want to fall headlong into and never crawl out of again. Every time I look at one of his paintings or drawings, I see something new, something that was very nearly hidden and jumps out and startles me. When I see his art I feel a sense of wonder and magic. Of possibility and the promise of adventure. In a perfect world, I'd like to recreate those feelings in the stories I tell.
I had the chance to meet Brian and Wendy a few summers ago at a book signing in Traverse City, MI. They very graciously signed all the books and DVDs I'd lugged with me. I thought I'd share some
This picture, Toby and the Gobblins, hangs in my living room!
My collection. Yeah...I actually lugged all this into a bookstore. I was embarrassed, but it was totally worth it. :D
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He creates the kind of art I want to fall headlong into and never crawl out of again. Every time I look at one of his paintings or drawings, I see something new, something that was very nearly hidden and jumps out and startles me. When I see his art I feel a sense of wonder and magic. Of possibility and the promise of adventure. In a perfect world, I'd like to recreate those feelings in the stories I tell.
I had the chance to meet Brian and Wendy a few summers ago at a book signing in Traverse City, MI. They very graciously signed all the books and DVDs I'd lugged with me. I thought I'd share some
This picture, Toby and the Gobblins, hangs in my living room!
My collection. Yeah...I actually lugged all this into a bookstore. I was embarrassed, but it was totally worth it. :D
Don't forget to check out the Blog Hop, and join in, too!
Here's the code for the Linky to put on your own post.
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