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Missed Aches Dubbed “the queen of independent animation” by Bill Plympton, Joanna Priestley unveils her new short Missed Aches, a humorous rant about the need for proofreading. Missed Aches demonstrates how the shortcomings of spellcheck can result in unexpected double entendres. |
“Enchanting and hilarious!”
“The best animated wordplay since Tex Avery's "Symphony in Slang". |
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Streetcar Named Perspire Streetcar Named Perspire is a roller coaster ride through the hot flashes, mood swings, depression, pimples, facial hair, rage, insomnia, memory lapse, rapid heartbeat and brain fog of one of life’s great transitions. |
“Serving both as a primer in what to expect from the process and a witty yet gentle satire of the educational video, A Streetcar Named Perspire finds the humor in a trying and universal experience.”
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Face to Face The Face to Face flipbook makes a joyous, zippy transformation from a boy's face to a girl's face via the face of a deer, an Inuit mask and an abstract, geometric face. Made for people of all ages, but kids especially love this one. Printed on sturdy card stock and bound with two staples. |
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Ishtar The Ishtar flipbook begins with abstract circles that transition into a Goddess opening her arms to the night sky, crescent moon and stars and then metamorphose into a southwest canyon landscape and the rising sun. Dedicated to "Ishtar, the Goddess of the evening; Ishtar, the Goddess of the morning." Front and back cover are unprinted, gold foil card stock with small imperfections. Bound with two staples. |
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