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IO Theater
1, 2, 3, Fag!.
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1, 2, Fag + Hag!.
I prefer the term beard.
Th!nk Art
50th anniversary of "The Naked Lunch".
Clothing optional.
Mercury Theater
A Grand Night For Singing.
Second City ETC
(Second City)
Absolute Best Friggin' Time of Your Life, The.
Miss this at your own risk.
Accidental Death Of An Anarchist.
True to the spirit of anarchy.
A Red Orchid Theatre
Aliens, The.
Strawdog Theatre
Allotment Annie.
Strawdog Theatre
Allotment Annie.
A loving rendition of the WWII era and a healthy dose of demythologization.
American Girl Place
American Girls Revue, The.
Put stars in her eyes and a song in her heart-with American Girls.
(Rivendell Theatre Ensemble)
American Wee-Pie.
Pheasant Run Theatre
(Fox Valley Repertory Youth Ensemble)
Art of Murder, The.
(Bortz Entertainment Group)
Awesome 80's Prom, The.
Head back to the '80s at this bitchin' interactive show.
Apollo Theater
Baby Wants Candy: The Rock Musical .
Gimme sugar.
Chicago Arts District
Bad Arm: Confessions of a Dodgy Irish Dancer, The.
Taking about dance.
1743 South Halsted Street
Bad Grammar Theater.
Stories on schedule.
Baker's Wife, The.
Athenaeum Theatre
Beautiful Thing.
Artistic Home
Eavesdrop on the bitching and dishing of a socialite to the stars.
American Girl Place
(American Girl Theater)
Bitty Bear's Matinee: The Family Tree.
Family and friendship are the real stars of this kid-focused show.
ComedySportz Theatre
Late night long-form improv by five African-American dudes.
Apollo Studio Theater
(The Blu Mic)
Blu Mic, The.
Solid stand-up in an intimate setting.
Briar Street Theatre
Blue Man Group.
A silent but oddly endearing blue trio explore the humorous and bizarre.
Gorilla Tango Theatre
BOOBS and GOOMBAS: A Super Mario Burlesque.
I don't want to see Luigi's undergarments.
Bank of America Theatre
Book Of Mormon, The .
Believe the hype.
Raven Theatre
Boy Gets Girl .
A bad date gets even worse in this anti-romantic comedy about stalking.
Boys Next Door, The.
Second City ETC
(Second City)
Brother, Can You Spare Some Change?.
Now that the election ho-ha is over, it's back to funny business as usual.
Ruth Page Center for the Arts
Bud, Not Buddy.
Pub Theater
Bye Bye Liver: The Chicago Drinking Play.
The real star of this hilarious sketch show? The bottle.
Cars and Quinceaneras.
Cars and Quinceaneras.
Caucasian Chalk Circle.
A Brecht classic with an original score.
Champions of Improv Gladiators, The.
Marriott Lincolnshire Theatre
Annoyance Theatre and Bar
(Annoyance Theatre)
Co-Ed Prison Sluts.
That's hot.
ComedySportz Theatre
Fast, funny improv suitable for all ages.
Raue Center For The Arts
TimeLine Theatre Company
(Timeline Theatre)
Concerning Strange Devices from the Distant West.
Donny's Skybox Studio
Damn, Gina!.
Jedlicka Performing Arts Center
Das Barbecu.
Gorilla Tango's Skokie Theatre
(Robert Curtis)
Dial with a Smile: An Office Musical .
(The Dinner Detective)
Dinner Detective Murder Mystery Dinner Show, The.
Bella Bacinos
(Dirty Water )
Dirty Water.
Improv comedy set in a South Boston sports bar.
Town Hall Pub
(Dirty Water)
Dirty Water.
Fun-loving, wise-cracking improv artists rock the stage.
Victory Gardens Biograph Theater
Gorilla Tango Theatre
Dont Blink: A Doctor Who Burlesque.
Gorilla Tango Theatre
Don't Blink:A Doctor Who Burlesque.
Rubin's Chicago Room Gallery Cafe
Duke Disdain Show, The.
Sassy stand-up mixes with toe-tappin' music.
Aloft Loft
El Circo Cheapo Cabaret #2.
A circus in a loft? Yep.
Underground Lounge
Electric Muse Cabaret.
Lady Jack electrifies second Fridays.
Loyola University
Epic Spectacles: A New Play.
A new coming of age story.
Faith Healer.
Town Hall Pub
Fourth Friday Comedy Night.
Catch funny folks making jokes every fourth Friday at Town Hall Pub.
Angel Island
(Mary-Arrchie Theatre Company)
Glass Menagerie, The.
An American classic, viewed through a grimy glass.
Playground Theater
Playground Theater
We can't get our fill of Adventure Club.
Gorilla Tango Theatre
Grass is Almost Greener, The.
Building Stage
(Building Stage)
Hänsel und Gretel.
Into the woods...
Stage 773
(Shattered Globe Theatre)
Happy Now?.
(The Right Brain Project)
Porn and innocence.
Gorilla Tango Theatre
Hooter Rangers:A Spicy Morphing Burlesque.
Improv Kitchen
Improv Kitchen.
Fill your belly and then watch it jiggle as you giggle.
IO Theater
Improvised Shakespeare.
Improv that uses the bard's language and themes.
Chemically Imbalanced Theater
In Sovereign We Trust.
Stage 773
(Bailiwick Chicago)
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
Kinetic Jam, The.
Greenhouse Theater Center
Kiss Kiss Cabaret.
A Chicago-based neo-vaudeville, burlesque cabaret.
Greenhouse Theater Center
Kiss Kiss Cabaret: Anniversary Show.
Stage 773
(Porchlight Music Theatre Chicago)
Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill.
A Musical Biography of a Legend
Laugh Out Loud Theater
(Laugh Out Loud Theater)
Laugh Out Loud.
Now there's even
improv comedy in Schaumburg.
Links Hall
Laughing from the Other Side of Your Face.
Which side is that?
Leaves, Trees, Forest.
Writers' Theatre (Tudor Court)
(Writers' Theatre)
Letters, The.
Who will claim the upper hand?
Dream Theatre
Lights Out, Everybody - a tribute in Horror to Arch Oboler.
Lincoln Tap Room
Lincoln Fair, A Monthly Burlesque Exposition.
Lincoln Restaurant
(Tight Five Productions)
Lincoln Lodge, The.
Hot, saucy stand-up next to a down-home diner.
Stage 773
(Vaudezilla Productions)
Live Band Burlesque.
Steep Theatre
Chopin Theatre
Magnificents, The.
Copley Theatre
(TOC Productions)
Menopause the Musical.
Hot flashes, memory loss and chocolate binges galore.
Apollo Theater
Million Dollar Quartet.
Four famous musicians team up and rock out.
Chicago Shakespeare Theater
Minsk, 2011: A Reply to Kathy Acker.
Steppenwolf Theatre
Motherf**ker with the Hat, The.
A monumentally enjoyable theatre experience.
Studio L'Amour
Naked Girls Reading Slumber Party.
Stay up late "reading."
The Gift Theatre Company
Natural Gas .
Marriott Lincolnshire Theatre
Now and Forever, The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber.
Steppenwolf Upstairs Theatre
Oral Histories.
Goodman Theatre
(Goodman Theatre)
Other Desert Cities.
A play with great potential doesn't quite gel.
Studio BE
(pH Productions)
pHlip Cup.
Studio BE
(pH Productions)
Vote for the funniest performer of the evening.
Studio BE
(pH Productions)
pHrenzy PG.
Chemically Imbalanced Theater
(Bucky's Planet Productions and Chemically Imbalanced Comedy)
Pimps improvise. Yeah, you read right.
Chemically Imbalanced Theater
Pimprov presents: Tricks and Treats.
Pimp it.
Playground Theater
Playground, The.
Savor a night of long-form improv by national troupes.
Beat Kitchen
(Chicago Underground Comedy & RooftopComedy.com)
Pop Stand, The.
Chicago's alt-comic elite tackle pop culture.
Second City ETC
(Second City)
Pratfall of Civilization.
"Pratfall of Civilization" takes aim at America and hits its mark (mostly).
Stage Left Theatre
(The Mill)
Private Lives of Eskimos, The.
Ever wonder about life after anti-depressants?
Royal George Theatre Center
(Quade Productions)
Put the Nuns in Charge!.
Roll in the aisles with a little religious humor.
Theater Wit
Celebrate this classic satire's 100th birthday with the party it deserves.
Red Bar Comedy Show, The.
Fresh stand-up in an upscale, Vegas-style venue.
Athenaeum Theatre
Richard II .
Tommy Gun's Garage
(Da Gangsters & Da Flappers)
Roaring 20's Audience Interactive Musical Comedy Holiday Dinner Show.
Take a trip back to 1920s Christmas.
Greenhouse Theater Center
Royal Hunt of the Sun, The.
Mercury Theater
Screwtape Letters, The .
C.S. Lewis writes Christian satire.
Show Below, The.
Funny is free.
Greenhouse Theater Center
Side Effects May Include.
Chicago Dramatists
(Chicago Dramatists)
Chicago Dramatists
(Chicago Dramatists)
Second City ETC
(Second City)
Studs Terkel's Not Working.
The more things change, the more they stay the same.
(Signal Ensemble Theatre)
Athenaeum Theatre
(Greasy Joan & Co.)
Mystical, haunting and humorous adaptation.
Drury Lane Oakbrook Terrace
Sunset Boulevard.
(Neil Tobin, Necromancer)
Supernatural Chicago.
Interactive theater set in one of the city's most haunted nightspots.
The ComedySportz Theatre
Talk Hard.
Second City
(Second City)
Taming of the Flu.
It's a comedy epidemic.
Tammy: A Coming of Age Story About a Girl Who is Part T-Rex.
"Hey Diary, What's up?"
Fine Arts Building
(Moving Dock Theatre Company)
Tea with the Ladies of the Harvard College Observatory.
Tea and astronomy.
Tease the Season.
Tease me.
Gorilla Tango Theatre
Temple of Boobs: An Indiana Jones Burlesque.
The Geek Girls will reveal all
Metropolis Performing Arts Centre
Thanks for the Memories: A Veterans Day Salute .
Happy Veteran's Day.
Black Ensemble Theater
(Black Ensemble Theatre)
The Message Is In The Music (God Is A Black Man Named Ricky).
Are you there, Ricky?
Metropolis Performing Arts Centre
Theres A Girl In My Soup.
Metropolis Performing Arts Centre
There's A Girl In My Soup.
Three Viewings.
Chicago Improv
Tommy Davidson.
Funny guy.
Tommy Gun's Garage
Tommy Guns Garage.
I am the twenties, hear me roar.
Piper's Alley
Tony 'N' Tina's Wedding.
You're invited to this loud, Italian-style wedding.
Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind.
30 wacky/heart-breaking/funny/political plays in 60 minutes.
Village Theatre Guild
Playground Theater
Tweet Life, The.
Intercontinental Chicago O'Hare Hotel
(Annoyance Theatre)
Revvin' up Rosemont.
Trap Door Theatre
Unveiling and Dozens of Cousins, The.
The Greenhouse Theatre Center
(Circle Theatre)
When the Rain Stops Falling.
Northlight Theatre
Whipping Man, The.
Comedy Shrine Theater
(Comedy Shrine)
Whose Line?.
The classic t.v. show comes to life...as improv.
eta Creative Arts Foundation
Wine In The Wilderness.
Greenhouse Theater Center
Zulu Fits .
Twists and turns.
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Paul Edwards sees in the New Year with another tale.
It is, after all, merely a tick of the clock.
The slightest of sounds, one which is noticed only in a room's great silence, prompts fireworks, singing and dancing in the street. Our planet begins another orbit around the sun and new calendars are pinned to walls. People talk of resolutions - then have another drink to stiffen their resolve. Diaries are unwrapped; there is looking back and gazing forward. Families gather and reflect before - most of them, anyway - surrendering to the general kerfuffle of midnight.
Unless one is on tour overseas, English cricket can seem somewhat entombed at times like this. This bright January morning it is 108 days since the most recent domestic first-class season ended and 99 before the next one begins. Unlike in Australia, Christmas and the New Year are not important times for the game: county players extend unspoken sympathies to professional footballers and then beetle off in search of another mince-pie and a glass of something fortifying.
Yet we are deceived if we think that nothing is happening.
When he was appointed the Welsh Rugby Union's first artist-in-residence the poet, novelist and playwright Owen Sheers asked to be allowed to sit alone in the Millennium Stadium as 2011 ended.
"I got in there at about 10.45pm and recorded some thoughts on my iPhone," he said. "It felt special to be at the heart of Welsh rugby, in a stadium built for 70-odd thousand people, on my own. I wanted to soak up the sense of preparation and anticipation. Everything in the game works towards these very few dates in the calendar."
Inspired by what he had felt and seen, and by another Welsh poet R.S. Thomas, Sheers wrote a poem full of wonders and wondering Song at the Year's Turning - After R.S. Thomas - The Millennium Stadium Cardiff, Midnight, New Year's Eve 2011/2012. It begins as follows:
"The firework's cannon-echo fades, the rocket's falling star decays/as first with seconds, then with minutes the year begins to carve its ways."
Anyone who has sat in an empty cricket ground on the evening before a game has probably felt something of what Sheers suggests in his marvellous poem. Cricket is not a game of physical contact but it is rarely devoid of physical challenge. The smallest venue becomes an arena when a fast bowler is back at his mark. Likewise, while a county may use its home ground far more frequently than Wales employ Cardiff, there remains a sense of occasion in almost all sports, even the ubiquitous soccer. Lancashire's first team will play at Old Trafford on a maximum of 38 days next season.
But as Sheers makes plain, rarity only sharpens anticipation. In 2013 there will be an Ashes Test at Old Trafford for the first time in eight years and a county match at Southport for just the second time in 14 summers. Probably only the security staff will be able to tell us anything about the atmosphere at Lancashire's home on New Year's Eve but it was beguiling to walk a circuit or two of Southport and Birkdale's ground in the crepuscular light of yesterday afternoon.
One could place the various marquees and stalls on the ground and then envision the place, full to bursting, as it was in 2011. Perhaps Saeed Ajmal will be playing for Hampshire...maybe Lancashire will be pushing for promotion....or it could be that both sides will be near the top of the table. Such are the speculations that divert cricket people as the year turns.
Before long, though, the soaked turf and the darkness offered a reminder that winter has barely got into its stride. One's reverie was also interrupted by barking a shin on a misplaced bench, an incident that prompted some fairly unpoetic language. Even so, a combination of Owen Sheers's writing and an empty ground had been enough to kindle memory and embolden hope as our days lengthen ever so slightly.
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GREENWOOD, SC – The North Georgia men's soccer team
continued to struggle with their biggest rival in the league,
dropping their first contest of the year at Lander University in
Peach Belt Conference action.
The Saints fall to 4-1-3 overall and 1-1-1 in Peach Belt Conference action, while Lander improves to 3-4 on the year and 1-0 in the league.
The Bearcats' Craig Hughes scored the game's lone goal at 30:22 on an assist from Jamie Davison. It was Hughes' team-leading fifth goal of the season.
North Georgia dominated the game from start to finish, outshooting Lander, 11-6, and leading in corner kicks, 9-1, but the Saints were unable to find the back of the net.
Lander goalkeeper Matthew Atkinson recorded six saves, while North Georgia's Rade Tanaskovic had one.
The Saints will now have three days off before returning to action on Wednesday evening another Peach Belt Conference contest against Clayton State. Kickoff against the Lakers is set for 5:00 p.m. at the Soccer Complex.


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Series 5 Episode 1
Stewie Loves Lois
After his first prostate exam, Peter is convinced he's been sexually violated
In the freakin' funny fifth season, see lovable Lois jump into bed with Bill Clinton. Get a rare glimpse of smitten Stewie as he hooks up with a very young old flame. Peter alters time so he's married to Molly Ringwald.
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Animation, Comedy
Suitable only for 15 years and over.
After his first prostate exam, Peter is convinced he's been sexually violated
Peter feels abandoned when his mother gets a divorce
Peter uses Meg's money to buy himself a tank
Army recruiters show up at Chris' high school
Peter blows off his fingers in a fireworks accident
Lois volunteers to teach a sex-ed class at the high school
Stewie marries his old flame Olivia, but she has a juice "drinking problem"
Stewie marries his old flame Olivia, but she has a juice "drinking problem"
At the Griffins' yard sale, Brain mistakenly sells Rupert, Stewie's bear
Peter accidentally kills his father, then learns that his real father is Irish
Peter discovers the thrill of being the neighborhood bully
After "The Redneck Comedy Tour" Peter becomes enamored with the redneck life
President Clinton shows Peter you're only as old as you're willing to act
When Peter comes into some money he decides to fulfill his life's dream
The family is forced to flee when Stewie is believed to be the devil
After Chris is expelled from school, he's sent to the fancy boarding school
Lois runs for mayor after toxic waste is dumped into Lake Quahog
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A theory is only accepted until is disproved. Also a Theory is never used to reach a true solution to a problem, only a less-fake solution (Popper).
I hate this sort of threads because are to wide to discuss, do you want to discuss quantum theory, phenomenology, epistemology, Kant, what?! If you want to discuss if we are at the near end of discovering you are not pretty smart.
Science is still in diapers, we still don't know so many things that are in front of us, we still fight each others to understand things and even more with quatum theory and everything that goes with dark holes, dimensions and time, science is re-thinking everything that people though they knew.
PS: 200 years ago no one would discuss Time, still a lot of people would use it as a variable for experiments, without knowing how complex is the variable. And now the variable has become the object of study. And not just that, Quantum Theory also put dimensions as a object of study, while 200 years ago where variable for study. We are re-evaluating everything we though we knew, and I bet that in 400 years more we are gonna do it again.


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Teen Coffeehouse
Saturday, May 17 @ 2pm
Calling all teen artists, poets, and scholars... hang out with Mr. Jim from All American Martial Arts and learn how board breaking = better grades. Bring your drawings, poems, short stories, or anything else you want to share with this talented group of teens. Don't forget your mug - coffee, tea, and hot chocolate will be provided.
Family Game Time
Wednesday, May 28 from 3pm - 6pm
Every 4th Wednesday of the month, the whole family is invited to the library to play board games, including Monopoly, Connect Four, Candy Land, Scrabble, Chutes & Ladders, Uno, and many more. Simply use your library card, or driver's license, to check out the games. All board games - including our new ones (Trivial Pursuit Family Edition, Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Don't Drop the Egg, Super Mario Brothers Checkers, and Apples to Apples Disney Edition) are provided by the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library.
LEGO Club for Tweens
Wednesday, May 21 @ 4pm
Every 3rd Wednesday of the month, tweens in 4th-7th grades are invited to the library for an afternoon of building with Legos and hanging out. No registration is necessary and it's free. Thanks to our Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library for providing the Legos for this very special program just for Tweens, including our pink Legos. Tween girl Lego lovers, we want you to join our club, too.
After-School Crafts with Teens
Wednesday, May 14 @ 4pm
Children (K - 5th grade), and their caregivers, are invited to make crafts with the teens of Nease High School's Arts in Motion Club. Materials are provided by the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library. No registration is needed and it's free. Please Note: All children under the age of 10 must be accompanied by an adult for the duration of the program.
Teen Advisory Board
Tuesday, May 13 @ 4:30pm
Teens (Ages 13 - 18) are invited to join our Teen Advisory Board and have a say in the materials we order for teens, the teen programs we offer, and much more at the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library. Participation in the Teen Advisory Board counts as volunteer service hours and snacks are provided by the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library. Join us for our meeting and get involved.
Teen Gaming Night
Wednesday, May 7 @ 5pm
Teens (Ages 13-18) are invited to have fun with friends at the library. Play "E" and "T"-rated games on our PlayStation 3 (with the new Move), our new Nintendo WiiU, Nintendo Wii, or X-Box 360 (with the new Kinect) set up on three TVs for simultaneous playing. Snacks are provided. This event is generously sponsored by the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library and our friends at Sony. Call the library at 827-6950 for more details.
Teen Anime Club
Tuesday, May 20 @ 6pm
Teens, grades 6 -12, are you looking for something different to do tonight? We're showing a popular anime movie on our big screen. Refreshments will be provided.
Chess Club for kids, Tweens, and Teens
Wednesday, June 11 @ 4:30pm
Check or Checkmate? Do you play chess or are you interested in learning? Wonder what the terms pins, ranks, and skittles mean? If you would like to be part of a chess club, we have the right one for you.
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Lynchburg - The Lynchburg Community Market is the third oldest farmer's market in the country! In addition to farmers' wares, the Market also hosts artisans. Open daily year 'round.
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Harrisonburg - Find baked goods, fresh meats, veggies and produce at the Harrisonburg Downtown Farmer's Market. Stop by Tuesdays and Saturdays mid-April - Thanksgiving.
Roanoke - Enjoy the Historic Roanoke City Market, a vibrant open-air market which continues to operate as a vital center for Downtown Roanoke. Visit the Market year 'round, Monday - Saturday.
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It happens every year ... as the days begin to get shorter here on the tundra, and we begin to don sweaters, fleece, wool sox -- and to huddle together for warmth -- that singular and vitally important annual celebration begins to loom large on the calendar. No, it is not St Andrew's Day (important to us who celebrate the clans and haggis), nor is it the winter solstice. No, the anniversary that I am referring to is the 11th of December, 1955.
Curiously, I am still sensing that some of you have not circled this date on your calendar, and are confused as to its importance. The answer is simple ... that is the birthday of your humble editor in chief. Let me be clear: I am not looking for gifts of any kind. But for some reason, turning 57 feels uncomfortably close to turning 60, which for a long time seemed old to me. (Of late, I have begun to hope it is the "new 40.") With that said, I am looking for some advice from those of you who may have crossed that line with grace. If I can trust anyone for this task ... it is you all.
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Beautifully preserved mid-nineteenth-century buildings grace the streets of Madison, Indiana, providing a concrete connection to the past. But a more ethereal, ghostly link flits about these streets when night descends. Restive spirits linger here, like the extra that may join you mid-slumber at Whitehall Bed-and-Breakfast, a residual from the Civil War hospital that was once nearby. Feel the ghostly chill of a mob bootlegger who stops by the Broadway Tavern around last call and learn of the myriad ghosts that flutter here in search of something. Dive into the shadows of Madison on this chilling journey with Virginia Jorgensen.
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gestures are good, they're really the backbone of animation.
The most important thing to think about as a 3D animator are silhouette and emotion. Because you don't have to re-draw the whole character, you can get away with weaker fundamental skills. but it really helps to know how the body moves, and ways you can draw emotion from the figure.
Pixar is top-notch at this, I've worked with some feature animators before, and they really have an incredible eye for subtleties.
I recommend watching your favorite movies again, and paying careful attention to the gestures and expressions in them. In school we would even use white-board markers to map out the arcs of movement.
Also, draw from life as much as you can- try to capture movement and emotion in your drawings. :)
Happy sketching!
Hey Roogoo,
Thanks for dropping by my sb - figured I'd give you more elaborate reply on here :D
I can't say that any one thing helped me more than any other but if I were to offer one suggestion it would be to draw from life, as others have suggested. I keep a sketchbook on me every where I go - work, home, bank, mall, pub, funerals, weddings. I always draw in pen- because erasing wastes valuable sketching time -- and I try to draw everything.
Characters - faces in particular, are my favorite things to draw - and I really underestimated how much I would learn by stepping back and focusing on drawing environments, and object drawing. But perspective is such a fundimental part of figure drawing -- and all the studies I did of things i find boring - cars, houses, chairs - they really pounded the perspective into my brain. Later, drawing figures again, I has much more confidence in my perspective and my posing and gestures improved dramatically.
So try to learn something from every opportunity you can. Try drawing the things you hate the most - always draw the things you have trouble with. If hands are tough - draw a few hundred. Draw cars, plants, animals, buildings, rocks, boots, bags.
If you can't get out to sketch , just grab some stuff from around your house and draw that.
When you draw- try to think about constructing what you're drawing. Do perspective studies. - if you come across something that is particularly difficult for you (mine was cars!) Draw tonnes of those- do perspective studies of them - sculpt them if that helps. Break them down into simple forms (cubes, cylinders, spheres,).
Try doing gesture drawings with different tools- chalk, water colour (cheap dollar-store stuff works great for gestures.)
I'd love to tell you there's a simple solution- but I really just learned on stubbornness. If it seems easy you're not learning anything. :)
Hope that helps some! If you have any other questions, don't be shy, I'm always happy to help other aspiring cartoonists :)
Happy sketching
from my SBI'm not a natural either, and where I grew up there wasn't really much in the way of art classes. I was one of the weakest in terms of fundamentals when I started college. So I can guarantee that natural ability is not a necessity to make a living as an artist -- as long as you're stubborn it's 100% doableQuote:
ive never drawn or anything artistic at all i always hated drawing because i had no natural talent at all for it
For creature drawing, like figure drawing - it's important to understand what it is you're drawing. A good book for animal anatomy is "an atlas of artist anatomy" and a good one for animal gestures is "the art of animal drawing"
for figure drawing- I really like Bridgeman books- With cartooning the very fine nuances of figure drawing are less important, so I feel his really chunky forms really work well for cartoonists.
I also have a bunch of other books I keep in arms reach - Hale, Joseph Shepard - and I trade or borrow books with friends occasionally - it's cheaper than buying everything out there, and having a sketching partner is lots of fun.
Books for animation I have are the Survival kit, Drawn to life , Elemental magic- because I work as an fx animator from time to time, and From script to screen - which is an overview of animation as a whole.
Websites I like are
Pixilovely - gesture drawing tool
Living lines library - a collection of assorted model sheets and art work from lots of animated features.
animation backgrounds
and animation world network - less reference and more about animation news and junk
Start by doing some simple studies of the figure's proportions, it's pretty easy to find different systems of measurement - Hale uses skull width, and more common is the 8 heads high method. You want to do these studies fairly regularly until you really get the hang of them. Like knowing the eyes are half way between the top of the head and chin - the length of your foot is about the same as the inside of your forearm.
Also- I really liked box drawings Attachment 1669064
This guy is great for practicing proportion and perspective with the human form- without getting too caught up in details.
Also, just do simple perspective studies- google 1 point perspective & 2 point perspective and you should find some simple exercises to go with.
when ever i "don't know what to draw" I go back to perspective studies and gestures. You can never do enough of either :D.
Happy sketching!
Heh, I also want to work for Pixar one day. I'll see you there!
I'd suggest using more confident lines to do your gestures instead of using multiple lines to represent what should be one fluid line.
Keep on going! You're doing great!
i would suggest you to understand the gestures before copying it as it is, try to see wat the SPINE is doing(its movement), look how major masses are balancing out each other(head, rib cage and pelvis) draw hands and legs afterwards, if you hold on a good sense of that and keep your lines loose, u will pretty much gonna develop your your own and correct style of doing gestures.
off to a good start! for gesture drawing i would suggest starting off with 30 seconds just as you did with some of these gestures, and taper off to 1-2 minute poses, as they help ingrain it into your memory. I see as nicole said, try to keep your lines fluid and confident, i would also recommend taking a look on walt stanchfield's gesture notes Right here. I'd love to be a able to work for pixar as well but i need lots of work as well uvu best of luck to you and I hope you find this helpful
I suggest reading "Figures drawings(design and invention)", really helped me in stuff like this
I'm sure people gave you plenty of advice already so just keep it up. Less lines more form (shape).
oh my, so many gestures!
i am mighty curious how these'll evolve in the future~
don't you ever get sick of them tho?
I put a little montage of my progress in my SB about a year ago.
Luckily if you study efficiently you can certainly catch your fundamentals up to the best artists out there. Right now I reccomend diversifying your studies.
The reason you feel a bit lost in gesture drawing is because your eye is starting to see better than you can produce. It knows there's something missing but hasn't connected what yet.
you need to do some proportion and perspective studies to improve the solidity of your drawings. Explore the difference between form and shape. There's a big difference. circle = shape sphere = form.
Don't worry about the number of lines your using - in fact, try drawing with crayons or chalk - something fat with lots of value. Focus on getting the form now- and gradually you will need less to describe the form because you understand what your drawing. In early stages, it's more about exploring form than getting a pretty result.
once you connect the dots you'll jump up a rung. I love this diagram below- and refer to it often. The times when your most frustrated happen when your about to take a leap up.
True or not I feel better when I look at it lol.
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Happy sketching :D
It is difficult to capture gesture of static, non-living things like Posemaniacs. Why not just hop on Google Images and search for action words like run, jump, dance, twist, ballerina, baseball player, etc? The advantage of photographs is that they can catch a split-second in time, freezing real motion and showing things our eye wouldn't pick out in real life.
You've been working hard, man, hope you're still going at it! Gestures are great for learning the essence of poses, but let's see something a little more detailed with a little more time spent on it, aye? Try finding a good stock image, if you can't draw from life, and do a good, hour-long pose. :)


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"Across the board, clients are waiting as long as possible to sign contracts," says Chris Gilbert, national sales manager, Charleston Place in Charleston, S.C. "They're just not quite sure what the future holds. There can be good and bad in that. They run the risk of losing the space, rates, and dates that they want."
At The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, Colo., Jack Gage, CMP, director, insurance and incentive sales, has seen the same trend. "People are sitting on the fence," he says. "So it's taking more time to get contracts signed." For both, though, the current turmoil is simply history repeating. "I am treating this as one of the four downturns I've seen in my career," says Gage, who has been at The Broadmoor for 31 years. "Is my year going to be stellar? No. But I'm planting seeds for next year. And I think there will be pent-up demand."
Gilbert takes the long view, too. "This too shall pass. The industry will come back," he says. "And this is the time to really work with your clients and strengthen those relationships."
But as for meetings from the financial industry in the Northeast: "That tap has been turned off," Gilbert says.
And yet some insurance and financial services companies may find that high-end meetings can send a message of solvency and confidence to customers and salespeople, Gage believes. One conservative insurance client wrapped up a customer meeting at The Broadmoor just as the crashing markets sparked panic in late September. Gage says his client remarked, "That meeting was the best thing we could have done. With everyone else scrambling, we made a big statement."
Doris Dallow, vice president, Krisam Group/Global Events Partners in Chicago, has also seen the waiting game take hold, along with some cancellations, particularly internationally. "Planners and management are being extra cautious," she says. "They are delaying decision-making but they are still rewarding their people." She has seen a few meetings being pulled from overseas locations and placed domestically, a trend she attributes to the "perception" issue. Nevertheless, when these meetings come back onshore, they are being booked into luxury hotels. "For incentives coming closer to home, some higher level properties are getting more play," Dallow notes.
The Broadmoor's Gage is a case in point. He recently booked a high-end financial services meeting for 2010 that traditionally would have been planned overseas. "They'd always gone to Europe," he says. "Now they can't afford it. We are a great domestic alternative."
But that's not happening every day. Gage, like Dallow and Gilbert, says he's having to work a lot harder now. "I've got a far more aggressive travel schedule next year," he says. "I've got to go out there and talk to customers. But I feel good about it."


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A few weeks ago, Peggy wrote a blog about her chance meeting with Brattleboro artist Susan Osgood. Susan is an archaeologist by day and a painter by night, so her pieces all have character and a story. When Peggy told us about Susans work, we were intrigued and knew we had to get her work on our walls. So Douglas and I went up to meet Susan and pick out a few pieces to add to the showroom.
She certainly didn't make the decision very easy on us. Susan does all of her painting right out of her home and showcases paintings throughout her house. Susan picked out a variety of paintings for us to choose from including small gallery-wrapped pieces to some larger ones in wood-framed glass and even a few painted on actual Egyptian graffiti! I personally fell in love with the graffiti art. It feels like we're bringing a piece of history into our showroom. I'm hoping that our customers will love Susan Osgood Egyptian paintings as much as I do.
We ended up picking out nine exquisite pieces to display throughout the showroom. We choose pieces that we thought would look best displayed with our furniture. With our art consignments, we're attempting to create a look that our customers will be able to identify with and want to create in their own homes. With our Vermont-made furniture, art, housewares and linens, we're developing our showroom into the ideal, artistic Vermont home.
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Stephen Grant: Up Front, Theatre Royal Brighton
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Show at the Theatre Royal, Brighton, as part of the Brighton Festival
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There are not many relatively unknown circuit comics who could fill a theatre with 700 fans. Nor, in fact, are there many who would have the audacity to perform what is essentially an early Edinburgh Fringe preview to so large an audience
But this is Brighton, where Stephen Grant is comedy king. Years of hosting weekends at the Komedia club, and a new radio show on BBC Southern Counties Radio have earned him an enviable local fan base.
He, in turn, is proud of his roots in the city. His great-grandfather, he tells us, lived just 300 yards from this very venue, the Theatre Royal. In these days where every city is the same, its rare to find a comic with such strong geographical ties.
How many people are local? he asks to a huge cheer. How many people have seen me before?. Ditto. More surprising, perhaps, is that the number who havent is almost as large. Evidence that this isnt just his friends and family gig, after all.
So Grant may be in his home town, but is he in his element? A full-sized theatre is, after all, a long way from a comedy club stage, and this is the first time hes played such an imposing venue. In the early stages, he does indeed labour to build up some momentum, as his well-practised compering shtick struggles to unite such a vast room. Similarly, early gags elicit isolated pockets of titters, rather than a concerted wave of laughter he needs.
However, as he warms to his theme, the audience warms to him. They become more interested in what he has to say and as they become drawn into the thread of his arguments, the laughs solidify and were on our way.
His show is, to steal one of his punchlines to an entirely different gag, something of an anal adventure. Grants a geek and a pedant; a Lynn Truss of comedy whos first instinct on seeing racist graffito is to correct its grammar, not take offence at the hateful sentiment.
What really riles him is sportsmen giving 110 per cent, Christina Aguileras zero dress size and lazy tautology (I almost wrote unnecessary tautology there, which would have surely enraged a linguistic stickler like Grant).
Youd think that life was too short for this sort of petty obsession, but Grants argument is that for all the quack treatments promising to extend youth, one of the most effective ways to extend life is simply to be more efficient in thought, deeds and words. But the best way is to leave a legacy, either through children or some lasting achievement that will outlive you.
This theme takes second place to his material, and the show would be stronger and more coherent were the argument made stronger, and more frequently, rather than simply emerging whenever another hook for the next routine is required.
But some of those segments are impressive indeed, including an inspired deconstruction of Youve Lost That Lovin Feelin, the nit-picking row that led him to be ejected from a local pizzeria and a collection of his own, patented inventions that often seem like genuinely good ideas. There are, however, a couple of routines that drag his average down too, most notably a predictable spiel on fad diets and vegetarianism, but overall the standard is high.
For the most part, Grant raised his game to match the prestigious occasion. The grumpy young man persona fits him well, and hes adapted the fluid delivery hes perfected on the club circuit to what, for the most part, is interesting and witty material. He probably wont be regularly filling theatres on the strength of this one-off Brighton Festival special, but it certainly marks a coming of age.
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Despite last week's announcement that the QUALIA brand will be phased out, Sony Australia today said it was still committed to releasing high-end products.
At last year's launch of the Bravia range, Sony displayed a 60-inch rear-projection screen, based on the SXRD display technology that QUALIA introduced, and said it would arrive sometime in 2006. Until December, representatives of Sony Australia had said the product was still coming, but were uncertain whether the product would be badged as a Bravia or QUALIA.
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A collection of scholarly works about individual liberty and free markets. A project of Liberty Fund, Inc.
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just open ENCORE CS4 open resource central under templates you will see missing items listed (Education themes, general unfortunately you have to hit the arrow to the right of the template you want and it will download to your library)
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That is neat and something that I have not heard of.
Thanks for sharing,
I just went through an agonizing period, wjile trying to figure out the silly Encore Library thing.
I'm running 64-bit Vista (onl;y because I have to) and after two totally clean installs, still did not see the library in the Encore Folder ---UNTILL I LOOKED IN %$^&*#$ (x86) Adobe Folder. The freakin' installs it in the 32-bit sectio of the OS, and does Adobe mention that anywhere ( I have several help memos)----Not A Word.
The Arrogance at Apple is rubbing off on Adobe...then again maybe it started there.
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My guess is it's not so much "arrogance" as perhaps an overlooked bug.
It's great that you found it - and you might want to file a bug report so Adobe fixes it:
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UNTILL I LOOKED IN %$^&*#$ (x86) Adobe Folder. The freakin' installs it in the 32-bit sectio of the OS, and does Adobe mention that anywhere ( I have several help memos)----Not A Word.
Why would it be anywhere else besides the (x86) folder? That's where all 32-bit apps get installed in Vista 64, and last time I checked, Encore was still a 32-bit app.
I think that it is safe to say that they'll be there, until at least CS5 too. My money's on that horse.
I'm new here, but have not found a solution to my problem of no library in Encore CS4. I found one site that had instructions for those of us who bought the discs (Creative Suite 4 production premium) but I cannot seem to get the disc to work properly.
The instructions were to put in the first disc go to setup.exe, deselect all items, select Encore, custom install, select Adobe Encore CS4 library, and install. However, when I put in the disc and tried to deselect all items it would not work. I could not select nor deselect, only fully install the suite all over again (which I have done 3 times). Is there some trick to selecting or deselecting?
Is there anyone with a solution to the library problem or should I try to get Adobe to send me another disc?
Something strange when installing, I only used application disc 1 & 2, but have application discs 3 & 4 that are not used and seem to not have any exe files or usable files, a content disc that seems to have only a read me pdf file and a learning disc that directs me to websites.
Any help would be great.
This may be the page you are referring to.
When I put CS4 install disk 1 in, it takes a while to examine the system, then shows what is installed (Production Premium) with all the programs unchecked. I can check only the Encore library.
Does the install program see your already installed programs?
The files you need are downloadable from the Adobe website. If you bought the software from the Adobe store there will be a record of your purchase and serial number. There are also instructions on install.
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When installing CS4 all disks are used.
Here are the instructions for CS4 for the missing content.
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Father Charged in 3 Daughters' DeathsMADISON, Wis. (AP) — A North Dakota man was charged Thursday with three counts of first-degree intentional homicide in the deaths of his three young daughters in northwestern Wisconsin.
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A North Dakota man was charged Thursday with three counts of first-degree intentional homicide in the deaths of his three young daughters in northwestern Wisconsin.
Police discovered the bodies of 11-year-old Amara Schaffhausen, 8-year-old Sophie Schaffhausen and 5-year-old Cecilia Schaffhausen in the home they shared with their mother in River Falls on Tuesday.
Authorities have not said how the girls were killed, but when police entered the home they noted the first-floor gas fireplace was on and the basement smelled of a flammable liquid they have yet to identify.
Investigators said their father, 34-year-old Aaron Schaffhausen of Minot, unexpectedly contacted the girls' mother — his ex-wife — on Tuesday and asked for an unplanned visit with the children. The mother, who wasn't home, agreed and when Schaffhausen showed up at the house the girls' baby sitter left.
Schaffhausen later called the mother, Jessica Schaffhausen, and told her he had hurt the girls. She called police en route to the house.
No one was home when police arrived at the house and discovered the bodies. Schaffhausen turned himself in late Tuesday afternoon and was being held at St. Croix County jail.
Circuit Judge Howard W. Cameron set Aaron Schaffhausen's bail at $2 million Thursday. The judge also ordered him to have no contact with his ex-wife or any member of her immediate family. He's due back in court July 24 for a preliminary hearing.
His attorney, listed in court records as public defender John Kucinski, didn't immediately return a telephone message Thursday.
An announcement in The (Springfield, Ill.) State Journal-Register shows Aaron Schaffhausen and Jessica Schaffhausen married in 2000. Court records show they divorced in January.
River Falls Police Chief Roger Leque has said records show what the chief called "an harassment incident" at the house in March 2012 in which the father threatened to harm at least one of the girls. But the chief said police were unaware of any restraining or protection orders.
The house stands in a newer subdivision on the east side of River Falls, a city of 15,000 people about 30 miles east of the Twin Cities.
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The plastic ball valve close to the ground isn't quite shut off. In any event, Your sprinkler system does not have an acceptable backflow preventer, so you want to take care of that as part of the repair process.
A one-size-fits-all solution starts with removing what you call the "Lawn Genie" and replacing it with a Pressure Vacuum Breaker, which is the actual code-approved device that should have been there in the first place. A secondary addition that will provide effective insurance from leaks further down the line is anther electric valve, like the ones you show in a valve box, that will feed the entire system. That electric valve is known as a "master valve", and it receives its power from the terminal on your controller marked MV ~ and don't use the cheapest possible master valve you find at the home center (although a Lawn Genie brand valve will be sufficient)
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Office Hours takes a brief break from our series on sanctification to talk with Dr. Michael S. Horton, J. Gresham Machen Professor of Systematic Theology and Apologetics, about his most recent book entitled, Calvin on the Christian Life: Glorifying God and Enjoying Him Forever.
Dr. Godfrey, President of WSC, has just had a book review of Jacob Arminius: Theologian of Grace (Oxford: OUP, 2012) by Keith Stanglin and Thomas McCall.
Office Hours talks with Dr. Darryl G. Hart, Adjunct Professor of Church History, about his recent book Calvinism: A History, which covers 500 years of Reformed Protestantism in a mere 300 pages!
Office Hours continues with the series entitled, "New Life in the Shadow of Death," by talking with Dr. Michael S. Horton, J. Gresham Machen Professor of Systematic Theology and Apologetics, about the lordship controversy back in the 80s.
Office Hours talks with Dr. David M. VanDrunen, Robert B. Strimple Professor of Systematic Theology and Christian Ethics, about a recent book he co-edited entitled, Law and the Bible: Justice, Mercy and Legal Institutions.