New to the resume, Fight Doctor!
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New to the resume, Fight Doctor!
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“I am not what happened to me. I am what I choose to become.”
divinitynine.tumblr.com —> hearthandseyes.tumblr.com
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And am trying desperately to rip my Aperture library into something I can actually work with again. After 5 months in hibernation my computer is having a hard go at things. I’ve dragged my last Macs through 6+ years each of service, but I don’t think I’m getting away with it with this guy anymore. Aperture, Scrivner, and even Safari are creeping and coughing along. Money is sadly about to leave my bank account.
Add to that some less than stellar home internet following a temporary move to the mountains of Western North Carolina.
Transitioning and troubleshooting.
Things will resume as soon as possible, and sorry for sucking as an internet personality.
“Fishing is not an escape from life, but rather a deeper immersion in it.”
Kiss the Water
This is a clip from the BBC Scotland feature documentary by Eric Steel (THE BRIDGE), featuring animated sequences by Em Cooper.
The film tells the story of reclusive Scottish fly maker, Megan Boyd, who spent her life alone in a desolate cottage on the northeastern coast of Scotland, tying ever more beautiful flies. Her work became famous and can now be seen in museums and collections all over the world.
The feature documentary is woven with hand-painted animated sequences by Em Cooper, imagining Megan’s inner world as she ties her flies. The animation was produced by Sue Loughlin at Film Club Productions.
original content Em Cooper
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“You will never be completely at home again, because part of your heart always will be elsewhere. That is the price you pay for the richness of loving and knowing people in more than one place.”
“Attract them by the way you live.”