Wednesday, March 30, 2011
keeping going
the two above are my favourites from yesterdays life drawing class which finishes next week :(
searching yesterday uncovered all these unread books which will be my reward soon :)
all is going quite steadily, I had a lovely day yesterday and visited the gallery where my solo show will be , it is a lovely space and the people who run it are sound.
In the evening I saw an amazing animated film The Illusionist the sequel to Sylvain Chomets masterpiece Belleville Rendez-vous.
The Illusionist is based on an unproduced script by Jaques Tati about a down at heel magician , struggling in the fading moments of variety theatre and a young girl Alice who joins him on his travels.
I was captivated from start to finish ,the finish made me cry and if you get the chance to see it ....do.
the illusionist trailer
sylvain chomet talking about animation
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oh jane, your drawings are so so so wonderful, i love your style so much. i know i said that many times before, but... your solo show will be great!
hugs, julia
oh julia ...if you only knew how special and restorative your comments are to me :)
thank you and I DO hope you are well .
i agree with julia- you are so great!
i also want to thank you for the link- that was something- i have to see the film!
hugs,
and take care!
hey thanks ritva :)
i am so looking forward to seeing the film! excellent. the drawings are just beautiful. truly. and the book: "the virgin and the gypsy" how delightful. he looks like my type;)
Hi Laura, if I see that gypsy guy around I'll tell him you were asking :)
thanks for your lovely comments
Hi Jane, absolutely agree, the illusionist is a wonderful film, I have seen it twice. Silence and loneliness were simply beautiful ! Germain
what a nice surprise , hello Germain hope you are keeping well :)
I love the bit where she lights the fire thinking its snowing outside and it was only feathers loose in the air :)
Yes, this scene is very poetic. In my side, I don't know if I have a favorite, but the end was a part of magic. Thank you for coming in my blog,
Germain
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