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Pip und Posy im TV Programm: 29.04.
Das Kaninchen Pip und die Maus Posy erleben freundliche, humorvolle Alltagsgeschichten in ihrem Zuhause, in ihrer Straße, auf dem Spielplatz um die Ecke oder im Park. Im Mittelpunkt steht dabei immer die Freundschaft der beiden, die gemeinsam ihre Abenteuer bestehen und alle Probleme zusammen lösen. Es geht zum Beispiel darum, dass Pip auf einmal einen neuen Freund hat und Posy sich außen vor fühlt.
RAW CLASSICS: MADGE GILL
First published: Summer 2022 No name, no title, no date. This delicately painted postcard has no written attribute to its creator. However, its unmistakable free-flowing style and modest medium tells us that it is, without doubt, the work of one of Britain’s foremost visionary and self-taught artists – Madge Gill (1882–1961). Untitled, c. 1930–1954, ink on postcard, 3.5 × 5.5 in.
Transfiguration | Raw Vision Magazine
The mysterious and enigmatic artist Madge Gill (1882–1961) defied all expectations of being a working-class woman in the early twentieth century. Hidden away at home, she produced a seemingly endless wealth of unique artwork. While connecting to spiritualism, perhaps in response to her own psychological turmoil, she worked on her own terms, heedless of the male-dominated mainstream art world.
Exploring the mysterious life and work of Madge Gill
By Sophie Dutton The mysterious and enigmatic artist Madge Gill (1882-1961) defied all expectations of being a working class woman in the early 20th century. She produced a seemingly endless wealth of unique artwork almost entirely away from the public eye. Gill had no formal training, she produced the work at home, on her own terms outside of the mainstream art world.
Review and Interview: Stephen Silver ('The Silver Way') - Skwigly Animation Magazine
When it comes to the world of character design, Stephen Silver knows his stuff. Not only has his lustrous career seen him working with studios such as Disney and Warner Bros, and as lead character designer on animated shows Kim Possible, Danny Phantom and Clerks: The Animated Series, but he’s also made his name as an incredibly accomplished and passionate teacher.
Interview with 'Adventure Time' Head Writer Kent Osborne
As the Head Writer of Adventure Time, and with credits on shows such as Spongebob Squarepants, The Amazing World of Gumball and Steven Universe, it’s fair to say that Kent Osborne is a pretty cool guy. Okay, he’s more than pretty cool – he’s THE guy to know in the world of hit cartoons, and Skwigly headed to London Comic Con last weekend to meet the man himself.
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