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My Role: Artist, Arts Lover

My Discipline(s): Theater, Music, Visual Arts, Crafts, Film & Video, Digital Arts

About Me And My Work: Nothing learned in a collge, interest in drawing at young age as do most. I am a Puppeteer as well.

Places I Would Like To Visit: I would love to travel to Japan and England to share ideas of Puppetry with Puppeteers from those countries.

Art Forms And Cultures I Would Like To Engage With: Be recognised as a Puppeteer for the Artistic and humorous before i am gone from this world.Cheryl & i have collaberated on art.

My Creative Influences & Favorite Artists: Alex Ross & Jack Kirby are two artists,,one Living and one Dead of whos works i admire.

My Artistic Affiliations: Noer-Puppets Productions[Director, manager & chief Puppeteer]

Marionettes

AS of mid 2010, i've been sewing/creating cloth Marionettes, as a sort of a new personal Puppet-challenge. Created many since then, no particular show /story in mind yet, but when i do, there'll be ready. This one

is named"Sigurd Redbeard". friends and family in Norway helped to name him.I fully realize that Vikings Helmets had no Horns or wings on them, and as i stated, if i want an audience to see it as a Viking character, Wings are necessary. I use clear strings so that the illusion might be better.

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Culture in Puppet Productions

Posted on January 9, 2012 at 11:41am 0 Comments 0 Favorites

Hello everyone.

I have recently learned that the Iconic Dragon seems to be as not a part of Japan culture/Stories as is in China. Of the few Marionettes i've constructed, two particularly sprang forth with a story in mind.. an Asian Woman and Asian Dragon. Though i'd prefer a doll sized Kimono made by an expert to be worn by the one, [ best effort did i use to sew one accordingly]. Her title is "Kasumi". The Dragon i had sewn some red sequin-ny fabric for its body. Also i realize…

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