GP Scenes -- The Eighteenth Century 2

Further scenes from the Eighteenth Century collection. Here's Uncle Toby and Corp. Trim from Tristram Shandy

Scenes from Books, cont'd

Here's a scene from the longest novel in the English language (and Lyra's fave), Clarissa by Samuel Richardson:

Adventures in Lyra-Pig

Here is a baby Lyra-pig putting those horrible jack-in-the-boxes to good use...



And a Lyra-pig vacation shot

January Pigs

A trip to Hawaii has unexpected benefits...




Igloo-o-rama update (01/08): Still working on it. Now they're using really dangerous tools! :)

Get Well Soon, Terrie!

New Scene

Here's another in the "Scenes from Page and Screen," this week featuring the early fourteenth century romance Havelok:

"In the night, as Goldborow lay, sorry and sorrowful was she always, for she believed she was deceived, and married against her degree. One night she saw therein a light, a light so fair, so bright-- So bright and shining, as if it were a blaze of fire. She looked north and also south, and saw it came out of Havelok's mouth, who lay beside her in bed."

Pirates and Baths

This could be an outtake of a scene from Treasure Island, or maybe Peter Pan. This guy just wasn't feeling it.



A little shout-out to Aunt Doris. Thanks for letting us visit!




Baby Lyra-pig needs to grow into her Big Wheel apparently

Famous scenes from page and screen

Happy New Year! I'm back, and I have a new series idea: the Secret Life Dancers will recreate memorable scenes from books and movies:



"I am the great and terrible OZ!"