If you are between 8 and 108 years old and like to read middle grade books, then you are especially welcome here!

Know your animals!

Posted: September 29th, 2015 | Author: | Filed under: T Writes | Tags: , , | No Comments »

What’s in a name? Everything, it turns out. I will never call these animals anything else again!

 

(Images found randomly online. If this is your photo or meme and you would like credit or have it removed, contact me here!)

Share

Important definitions

Posted: August 16th, 2015 | Author: | Filed under: T Writes | Tags: , | No Comments »

Share

Story art

Posted: September 10th, 2013 | Author: | Filed under: T Writes | Tags: , | No Comments »

A storyboard is a sequence of drawings representing the camera shots planned for a motion picture production. Here is one created by animator John Ripa for Tangled.

Master filmmaker Akira Kurosawa spent his early years as an aspiring painter. He put his painterly talent into creating wonderful images  for the storyboards he used for his motion pictures. Here are just a few!

Movies have many stories to tell. And art brings them all to life!

Share

Super bowl haircut!

Posted: February 2nd, 2013 | Author: | Filed under: T Writes | Tags: | No Comments »

Super Bowl Sunday is for football fans, of course. But a super bowl cut is for fans of the famous hairstyle that looks as if a bowl was placed over someone’s head and  the hair below it was snipped away. One of the most celebrated bowl cuts ever belonged to Moe Howard of the Three Stooges. Moe rocks that super bowl haircut!

Share

Thanks, Alot!

Posted: April 24th, 2010 | Author: | Filed under: T Writes | Tags: , , , , , | No Comments »

A blogger named Allie has recently posted about her pet peeves concerning spelling and grammar. One thing that really puts a bee in her bonnet is when people spell “a lot” as one word: “alot.”

She’s thought a lot about “alot,” and drew a picture of the image that came into her mind.

She’s incorporated her feelings for Alot in another drawing.

When it comes to Alots, Allie reaches out with love and understanding.

But there’s one thing Allie would like to get straight. When Alots (or anyone else) are spelling “a lot,” they had better make it TWO words, not ONE.

Share
Newer Entries »