There's a stop-motion animation movie coming out tomorrow called Coraline. I went to the Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco today to look at the original works of art from the film. I was awed by the detail of the puppets and tiny costumes. The art inspires me. And, of course, I walked away chattering about how the two worlds in the film would make cool dollhouses and figures.
Okay, random interesting things that I have seen in the mini world--First up, a new 1:6 Bodo Hennig kitchen that is begging to be bedazzled.Please note that when I say "bedazzled" that I don't mean the whole sparkly unicorn or pegasus business. I really think this kitchen piece could be supreme with some crafty hands.
A stacked washer and dryer for that small space, modern apartment or dorm room.
An outdoor fireplace made of MDF that could be an interesting addition to a kitchen or outdoor scene. I wish I could see the back of it to tell if it could be made double-sided.
And a 1/2 scale corner roombox that reminds me of the small modern prefab kits used for extra living space.
I *loved* Carnivale. The storyline and characters were so original, it really was an amazing series. . .
ReplyDeleteIf you haven't read the "Coraline" book by Neil Gaiman, I would recommend it. I'm really excited to see how the imaginary world is brought to life - the still shots look fantastic!
Nip/Tuck and Burn Notice...I love them both. It would be cool to have a mini Christian lurking in my dollhouse.
ReplyDeleteYeah, he cracks me up. He has some one liners that make me laugh. I remember when that actor was on Charmed. If there was a Christian figure, then I would have to produce several "Bimbo" packs of women for him to randomly bed. ha ha!
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