I’m a growing fan of Google Sketchup. Both as a source of references and sets for backgrounds. It’s much easier to use than several of the 3D programs I’ve used in the past and as I’ve gotten better at using it I’ve started making background sets for some of the prime locations in the strip. Last month I completed a new version of Lysistrata. Yesterday I just finished the Circle Band’s practice Loft.
Well since it is our traditional day to celebrate love, I thought I’d forgo the usual Tuesday rhapsody and go with something a little bit more appropriate. Tchaikovsky’s Overture-Fantasy, Romeo and Juliet.
For everyone in the Puget Sound area, my friend and colleague Mark Monlux is going to be interviewed by Saint Bryan on Evening Magazine this evening at 7:00 on Channel Five. Come give him your support.
Join me in wishing two of the most important men of the 19th century a very happy birthday. So happy birthday, Abe and Charles!
Okay Folks today it’s another go at Franz Liszt‘s Second Hungarian Rhapsody this time performed on the Piano by Bugs Bunny in Friz Freleng‘s “Rhapsody Rabbit”
Today we’re going back to Hugo Alfven and the second of his three Rhapsodies, the Uppsalarapsodi. (That’s Uppsala Rhapsody for those not up on their Svenska).
I lived in Uppsala for a year in junior high, (saw the funeral scene from Bergman‘s Fanny & Alexander being filmed) so I very much approve.
