This week’s featured pencil artist is an artist and writer by the name of Laura Lee. She’s worn hats ranging from window display painter to middle school teacher, but it seems she’s found her calling in writing graphic novels.
Laura’s…
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National Joke Day
When I was a kid, my father used to tell a joke that both delighted and confounded me for hours on end. The joke went something like this:
Dad: “Two guys are in a boat – Pete and RePete. Pete jumps out. Who’s left?”
Ann:…
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I recently sat down with David Abrams to talk about his forthcoming novel, Fobbit, a comedy about the Iraq war. David offers a glimpse into how he became a novelist, his service in the Iraq War, and how, as he puts it, “Comedy was just one…
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Pencils and Pop-Culture: Crafting Your Way to DIY Greatness
While channel-surfing the other night, I happened to stumble on TLC’s latest reality competition series, “Craft Wars.” Now, I’m not much of a DIY-er myself – I always seem…
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An American Tale: Folktales Built on Creative Contributions
Some stories are meant to be written down, and their permanence preserves the creativity of the writer. The beauty of folktales is that they are meant to be told and retold, and therefore…
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Summer Movie Series 2012 - "Brave"
Ann Mazzaferro - Writer
A Pixar film is always awaited with the kind of breathless glee that’s usually reserved for holiday gifts and summer vacations. It holds the promise of spellbinding wonder, enchanting…
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Making Amends with Superman
This Saturday is the 74th anniversary of the publication of the first issue of Action Comics and the debut of Superman, and I have something I need to get off my chest.
I have a problem with Superman.
No,…
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This week’s featured pencil artist is Lissa Rachelle, a third-generation artist born and raised in Ottawa, Canada. Lissa works with both color pencils and graphite, using the strengths of both mediums to create captivating pencil creations.
Lissa’s…
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The eBook Dilemma
When Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press in 1439, he couldn’t have anticipated that in the future, his influence would lead to the creation of eBooks, a seemingly conscious effort to render his printing press…
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Pencils and Pop-Culture: Silence - The Ultimate Form Of Expression?
On this blog, we talk about expression - creative expression, expressing yourself, expressive gestures, expressions that have passed from the common vernacular. You name it,…
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Pencil Artist of the Week: Laura Lee
Pencil Artist of the WeekNational Joke Day: Orange you glad it’s time for a joke?
Pencil NewsInterview: David Abrams on Comedy, the Iraq War, and Finding Your Golden Sentence
TV, FILM & BOOKSCrafting Your Way to DIY Greatness – PPC
ART, Pencils and Pop CultureAn American Tale: Folktales Built on Creative Contributions
TV, FILM & BOOKSSummer Movie Series – “Brave”
TV, FILM & BOOKSMaking Amends with Superman
TV, FILM & BOOKSPencil Artist of the Week: Lissa Rachelle
Pencil Artist of the WeekThe eBook Dilemma: The Rise and Fall of the Book in the Modern Age
TV, FILM & BOOKSSilence – the Ultimate Form of Expression? — PPC
Pencils and Pop Culture