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Vinni Pukh We Love You

Presenting Vinni Pukh.

In this episode Vinni comes across a tall tree with a bee hive on the tallest branch. Everybody knows that bees make honey, and Vinnie is a hungry Pukh. He convinces his friend to help him get the honey by way of balloon and umbrella. Sound familiar?

This is the Soviet’s take on the more familiar Disney Winnie the Pooh cartoon. This adaptation was created in 1968 by Soyuzmultfilm, the USSR’s premiere animation studio. In the following years they animated and adapted a few more of the Pooh stories.

cheburashkaMy old friend Gene—who grew up in Russia watching these old cartoons—first told me about Vinni Pukh when I asked him about the overly adorable Cheburashka Bear. He recommended one more cartoon to me which is great: Hedgehog in the Fog.

I love you the best Винни-Пух.

Mail Art Outbox: KAM, Blake, Flex

Mailart Outbox

This is some mail art I made on Sunday, it’s getting sent today. Two of these are pretty hard to read so I hope my faithful hand canceling post office clerk lets these on their way.

Mail Art Inbox: Flex Mentallo

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I got this piece of mail today, I wonder who it’s from.

Richard Feynman explains magnets, sort of

I really can’t do a good job, any job, of explaining magnetic force in terms of something else you’re more familiar with, because I don’t understand it in terms of anything else you’re more familiar with.

This is why science is so maddening for some and so great for others.

Richard Feynman on Magnets (Via Kottke)

Through a Kaleidoscope Darkly

My good friend Josie Muri made this one-take, far-out music video for her friend’s band. I would love to see it projected across a large wall.
Check out Josie’s YouTube page for a similar video for a different group.