Podcasts about dioramas

From MPR News, Art Hounds are members of the Minnesota arts community who look beyond their own work to highlight what's exciting in local art. Their recommendations are lightly edited from the audio heard in the player above. Want to be an Art Hound? Submit here.Dioramas of the Twin Cities' most beloved landmarksShari Aronson is the creative Co-Director of Z Puppets Rosenschnoz, whose work was featured on Art Hounds last week. Continuing the chain of paying it forward, Shari recommends a “charming project” by Felicia Cooper called “The Agency for Tiny Tourism,” which is on view at In the Heart of the Beast Puppet & Mask Theatre. Cooper was selected by the National Humanities Center's 2025 Being Human Festival. She conducted interviews asking people about their favorite Twin Cities landmarks and also led workshops to make dioramas of those landmarks. Visitors to the free exhibit can get a new view of the Twin Cities on Friday evening from 7 to 10 p.m., with additional showings Saturday and Sunday.Shari said: Everybody loves a diorama and peeking into a miniature world. I also am really curious to see which sites people depicted.— Shari AronsonA love of natural stone and kiln-fresh potteryKevin and Pam Bishop of Glenville enjoy the Bluff Country Studio Art Tour that spans southeast Minnesota each spring. Kevin is a custom wood furniture builder, and Pam calls herself an admirer of the arts. The art tour this year includes artists in 22 locations on Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.The Bishops each have a favorite artist. Kevin likes the work of Ryan Palmer, whose studio in Lanesboro is called Livingstone Carver.Kevin said: He does very unique work, sculpting natural stone, and we're totally enamored with the outcomes of what stone can be with some correct tooling and knowledge of what you're working with.Pam recommends visiting Lanesboro potter Sue Pariseau.Pam said: She's got a really unique place where she designs and creates her pottery. What I really appreciate is every year she does a special invite so that we can open the kiln as part of the weekend and get to see what's been in the kiln, and have the first choice of what we want to maybe purchase while we're there. But as important as that is just being with other artists.— Kevin and Pam BishopGraffiti, chance and found object artKylie Linh Hoang is the assistant curator at the Minnesota Museum of American Art. Last week she attended the standing-room-only opening of graffiti artist SHOCK's gallery show at the Chambers Hotel in downtown Minneapolis. The exhibit “Daydreaming at Midnight” runs through May 10. It's a unique space for a show, dressed up with couches and plants for an “anti gallery space” feel, says Hoang, and the work on display derives from a unique artist residency.As Hoang describes it, SHOCK was on his way home from St. Louis when his car broke down in Springfield, Ill., on a holiday weekend, so he set about doing some graffiti work at an abandoned flour mill. The building owners took a liking to his work and invited him to create an art installation in the space.Kylie said: They couldn't pay him, but they did tell him that he could take whatever he wanted from the building, because it was going to be demolished. And so a lot of the work in this show is their assemblages and paintings on found materials from that mill. And so you'll see things that were see things painted on, like doors from the facility, signs from the facility. He also created a number of lamps from materials found at the facility. He taught himself how to wire lamps. It's a very cool assemblage of multimedia work.— Kylie Linh Hoang

Tavin The Caveman comes to sit on the couch, where he discuses his love of Marvel Legends, Dioramas, growing up with Mexican Bootleg figures & so much more.Support Tavin's Diorama Dreams: https://gofund.me/6648a43dFollow Tavin The Caveman on Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cave_art_adventuresFollow Tavin The Caveman on Instagram: Instagram.com/caveartadventuresFollow Tavin The Caveman on Bluesky: @tavinthecaveman.bsky.socialJoin us as we take a deep dive into the psyche of collectors from all around, to find out what makes their collections tick.Order your copy of Toytography today: https://www.toytographymag.com/shopBecome a Patreon: Patreon.com/ModernToyfareFollow us: https://linktr.ee/ModernToyfareFollow Cory on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vileconsumptionFollow Cory on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VileconsumptionCheck out Cory's prints: https://vileconsumption.storenvy.com/Follow Nate on Instagram: instagram.com/NateBryant1985Follow Jarmar on Twitter: Twitter.com/jarmar_GAMESFollow Jarmar on Twitch: Twitch.tv/Jarmar_GamesFollow Jarmar on TikTok: tiktok.com/JarmarGamesWhy Are You A Gamer: https://open.spotify.com/show/63nTQmCQIvKDyFQVC4lHoK?

It's still snowingThe lane shall be clear foreverDown the youtube rabbit hole - people who make miniature dioramaThe Wild Imaginary West: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnnacC77w_zDzkogVYPHf_STVYe4q1qERAquascape Competitions: https://showcase.aquatic-gardeners.org/2023/categories.htmlBit of a catastrophe…No Nazi guarantee is upheld!!SO have a new know: ​​https://krigshistorieactual.bandcamp.com/album/montagne-della-morteHow to wear a blue shirtThe problem with shoesBrannock Device: https://brannock.com/#:~:text=Welcome%20to.%20The%20Brannock%20Device%20Co%2C%20Inc.,a%20must%20in%20all%20retail%20footwear%20stores.Book 4 of Farewell to ArmsBrandon HaikuTelling wild storiesVivid imaginationBig details, small worldCheck out our other episodes: ohbrotherpodcast.comFollow us on InstagramCheck us out on Youtube

Hello Model Railroaders! Tonight, on the Second Section Podcast we have Boomer Dioramas on our show!  Boomer will be on the show to share his thoughts on living with your model railroad layout.   He shares his concepts, philosophies and techniques with other modelers though his YouTube Channel which you can find here: / boomerdioramastheimmersivemodelrailroad  Please join us for a great discussion about the real intricate details about our favorite hobby!Want to see and hear more from the Second Section Podcast?  See the links below on how you can join our model railroading community!Subscribe to our channel by clicking here: https://www.youtube.com/c/SecondSecti...Support the Second Section Podcast by becoming part of the Second Section “Dispatchers” on Patreon!Support link: www.patreon.com/SecondSectionPodcastWanna be part of the Section Crew?  Join our Facebook community here: www.facebook.com/groups/secondsectionpodcast/Check us out at our website: https://secondsectionpodcast.com/Music: Good for Nothing Safety by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...Artist: http://www.twinmusicom.org/

Our guest this week is a talented artist that has been creating custom surf trophies and awards since 1988. He also creates custom art, logos, sculptures, resin casting, fine art, furniture, and more. Mostly known for surf trophies for contests and company awards located all over the world! Including WSL, Quiksilver, Verizon, Hawaiian Airlines, Dukes, and many more! Everything from local amateur contests to the World Surf League and even the 2020 Tokyo Olympics! In addition of trophies and award, his surf diorama's are spectacular and was commissioned to build a scale model of Hobie Alter's first surf shop in Dana Point 50 year anniversary and Endless Summer Limited Addition Chest Set which is insane! We welcome the World Champion of Surf Trophy Creations, Mr. Dave “ SURF TROPHY GUY“ Reynolds!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Summary In this episode, we explore the art of model railroading, focusing on building key scenes off the layout and integrating them into the overall design. We discuss tips for purchasing train sets, especially for children, and emphasize the importance of taking your time and planning your scenes carefully. The conversation also touches on super detailing and the benefits of using diorama techniques to enhance your model railroad experience. Takeaways The holiday season is a great time to start model railroading. Building scenes off the layout allows for more detailed work. Using tacky glue can help avoid permanent mistakes. Start small and gradually expand your model railroad. Consider the age of children when buying train sets. Super detailing can enhance the visual appeal of your scenes. Plan your scenes carefully to avoid future complications. Diorama techniques can simplify the detailing process. Make sure to allocate time for your hobby. Integrate your scenes thoughtfully into the overall layout.   Like what you hear, check out our YouTube channel as well for videos!!! https://buymeacoffee.com/modrailtlk www.ModelRailroadTalk.com ModelRailroadTalk@gmail.com www.Patreon.com/ModelRailroadTalk

Dream 1/6 Scale Figures, Hot Toys, Vehicles, and Dioramas!

This week, Chad shops on Etsy while Cameron shops on Etsy.

Welcome to Episode 86 of The Modelgeeks Podcast!  We have a full crew tonight!  After a bit of banter and D-ran catching us up on his time in Oz, we share what is on our bench and what we have picked up lately.  We talk about some new modeling related items we've found out there and  El-Presidenté tells us “What's New in 72!”.  After a Show & Contest update and Mail Call we discuss Vignettes & Dioramas, challenges in creating them and our attempts in the past.We would like to thank all our listeners out there for the continued support you have given the show. We hope to see you out and about as we hit the remaining shows in 2024. If you happen to see us at a show come on over and say hello, we may even put you in front of the mic!If you can't make it to the shows then you can still interact with us through social media, Facebook, Instagram, and of course email at: contact@modelgeekspodcast.com Make sure you check out our group / community on Facebook: The ModelGeeks Model ShackGet on there and feel free to share your work! We want to see what's on your bench.We also want to thank each of our sponsors for their support. We are very lucky to have them. When you have the time, pay a visit to their web sites, and have a look at their fine products.Sponsors:Furball Aero-Design Tamiya USA SprueBrothers LionHeart HobbyIf you're a true ModelGeek go check out the following links mentioned in this episode!Dogfight StudioMilModResKit ModelsClear Prop ModelsKit MasxIPMS USA Events PageWe are very fortunate to be able to join the scale modeling podcast community and are in the company of several other really GREAT podcasts. Hopefully, someday we'll earn our wings and be able to keep up with those guys!  Please check them all out at Scale Model Podcasts. Blogs:The Kit Box Sprue Pie with Frets Matters of ScaleModel Airplane Maker Inch High GuySupport the show via Patreon.Support the show via PayPal.Support the showModel Geeks Podcast

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On this episode Mack sits down with Ryan Haasen of Civil Craft Studio to talk all about how Ryan designs, builds, and delivers the incredible board room table dioramas he is most well known for.Ryan has a long history in both construction and building things with his hands, originally starting wood working he soon found himself building construction dioramas and eventually the first board room table for Blue Con Excavating, was created! Ryan has since built many more large and small diorama.Ryan has received worldwide attention for his work, you can find him on instagram @civilcraftstudioFind Mack on social @earthmovers_media and visit their website to get some swag or learn more! https://earthmoversmedia.com/

Send us a Text Message.This episode has Whitey and D-Ran, of The Model Geeks infamy, joining in on the conversation here at the nut house!   The topics for conversation were taken from the post Rob Adams put up in the days leading up to our recording.  Our first discussion centers around going outside of your usual genre, and the pitfalls and possibilities that could offer .  This one was a mash up of suggestions from Jeremy Elliot and Jason Hanscom.  Our main topic is from Adam Griffin, and he asks about the differences in culture between genres. We start out strong talking about our experiences, but we still hit that kink in the rail and get derailed!   New Kits In The News Miniart has their usual barrage of new kit announcements, including a PZ 234 w/ 7.5cm gun and full interior, and a PZ 234 w/ Luchs turret, Resin heads for their German Tank riders, Italeri has a 1/72 F-35 Lightning-CATOBAR version with parts for “beast mode” configuration (whatever THAT means) and die cut masks for the RAM panels.  Also an Italian Army Armored car for the African front in 1/35th scale. In 1/24th scale, they also have an Alfa Romeo Giullia 1600 Spyder For the 48th scale aircraft builders, they also have a Mirage IIIE ...and finally, they also are releasing a few 1/56th scale British and German tanks.  56th scale is, keep in mind, the typical gaming scale .  And finally, a little something to get your Weird Shit-O –Meter tinglng!  Mantis Miniatures in 1/35th scale, A diver, modeled after the German deep sea diving suits, with a choice of two heads, one of which is one of a diver that long ago ran out of air. Animal set 55 is an octopus in 1/35th scale and a few crabs, mollusks and star fish added in for those dep sea vignettes . Animal Set 56 and 57 are both ‘scavengers, one set is vultures eating a bovine carrion, and the other is a pack of what appear to be hyenas   Upcoming Shows Aug 10 -'24 Virginia Shootout 100 Roanoke BLVD- This is a Region 2 show put on by IPMS Roanoke Valley 2024 Virginia ShootOut | IPMS/USA Home Page (ipmsusa.org) August 24th ‘Bash to the 80's Modelfest PBN Church  IPMS Flight 19 ModelFest '24 | Flight 19 I.P.M.S. (flight19ipms.org) August 24th- ‘24 Modelfest ‘The Grunge' -Dirty and heavily weathered models Liberty Christian Church IMPS West Central Chapter 2024 ModelFest | IPMS/USA Home Page (ipmsusa.org)  Social Media Shout Outs Tuch- Barbarossa Models and Dioramas' WWI Book Diorama Rob Adams –Sully's Scale Models' F-14 Tomcat Frank Donati-Anthony Ricco 1/72 scale KI-67 Peggy Rob Riv- Adam Jackson's 1/35 M109A2 ‘Galloper Bad Santa- Mike Fuller VanTraxx build  Links Rob Riv's Modeling Insanity Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/robrivsmodelinginsanity?mibextid=AEUHqQ Ryan's Random Modelwerks on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100065396023083&mibextid=AEUHqQ The ModelLager on Facebook Opening and end music by Supernova by Arthur Vyncke https://soundcloud.com/arthurvostMusic promoted by http://www.free-stock-music.comJoin the Podcast on Facebook on The Modeling Insanity Podcast PageEmail the Insanity Crew at modelinginsanitypodcast@gmail.com for any comments or suggestions.

Os Encontros de Arles, que acontecem no sul da França, voltam a reunir o mundo profissional e amador da fotografia do mundo todo. A programação é eclética e extensa, com uma forte presença feminina, principalmente de japonesas. O Brasil também compareceu em várias vertentes do evento durante a semana profissional, de 1 a 7 de julho. As exposições em Arles podem ser vistas até 29 de setembro. Patrícia Moribe, enviada especial a ArlesCristina de Middel, diretora da mítica agência Magnum, ocupa a Igreja dos Irmãos Pregadores com “Viagem ao Centro”, uma espetacular – em vários sentidos – releitura do complexo movimento migratório saindo do México em direção aos Estados Unidos.Inspirado inicialmente na “Viagem ao Centro da Terra”, de Júlio Verne, a artista mistura ficção, encontros com personagens extraordinários e homenagens visuais a artistas como a fotógrafa mexicana Gabriela Iturbide, permeado de experiências trágicas de vítimas anônimas ou não.O Japão também é presença marcante, a começar pelo prêmio Woman in Motion, que neste ano homenageia a veterana Ishiuchi Miyako. Através de imagens quase etéreas, fantasmagóricas e poéticas de objetos pessoas, um apanhado de sua obra traz uma imersão na intimidade de pessoas como a própria mãe, Frida Kahlo, e de vítimas da tragédia de Hiroshima. Outra mostra que destaca o olhar de fotógrafas japonesas é “Que alegria de vê-las de novo”, com mais de vinte artistas de várias gerações. Em outra exposição, “Réplicas”, fotógrafas e fotógrafos japoneses revisitam a catástrofe de Fukushima, em 2011. Um relato visual emocionante é o de Mayumi Suzuki, que perdeu os pais no desastre. Ela encontrou objetos nos destroços, como a câmera do pai, que também era fotógrafo.  Arles também revisita a obra seminal e humanista da americana Mary Ellen Keller. Já a francesa Sophie Calle usa uma cripta do centro histórico para expor obras condenadas, ou seja, imagens expostas recentemente no museu Picasso em Paris, mas que foram atingidas no depósito da instituição pelas águas de violentas tempestades. Condenadas à destruição por estarem contaminadas por fungos, a cripta serve como último receptáculo dos trabalhos de Calle. Conexão BrasilO Brasil compareceu em várias seções da semana profissional dos Encontros de Arles. A fotografia brasileira contemporânea na França é cada vez mais presente, principalmente devido à atuação da associação Iandé, fundada por Glaucia Nogueira e Isabelle Brosolette Branco.A Iandé, que em tupi-guarani quer dizer nós, pronome pessoal inclusive, surgiu como plataforma para dar visibilidade à fotografia brasileira na França. Em 2024, a Iandé fez parte do circuito OFF de Arles, com um espaço próprio, um local de exposição de livros brasileiros e de intercâmbio.O leque de atuação da Iandé também vem se expandindo. “Agora queremos fazer a ponte entre os profissionais franceses e brasileiros, dos dois lados”, explica Glaucia Nogueira. Foi o que se viu na sexta-feira (5), durante um café da manhã promovido pela associação, reunindo representantes de festivais brasileiros, de instituições francesas e artistas dos dois países, para um contato informal de trocas de muitas ideias. “Eu gosto muito dessa ideia de que a França não está restrita apenas à metrópole, mas é capaz de se abrir para territórios ultramarinos, com um forte vínculo com o Brasil”, explicou Erika Negrel, diretora do Réseau Diagonal (Rede Diagonal), que reúne 30 centros fotográficos em toda a França. “Em nossa rede, temos também uma instituição implantada na Guiana Francesa, chamado La Tête dans les images (Cabeça nas Imagens), lembrando que a fronteira mais longa e extensa que compartilhamos com um país, é com o Brasil. São 700 quilômetros de fronteira que nos separam do Brasil”, diz a responsável francesa. “Como rede, temos o desejo de sermos abertos, de nos enriquecermos também com experiências, projetos e de compartilhar ideias com colegas, especialmente no Brasil.”Livros e encontrosNa feira de livros dos Encontros, Rafael Roncato apresentou “Tropical Trauma Misery Tour”, vencedor em 2023 do Dummy Award, um concurso internacional de projetos de livros de fotografia, antes conhecido como Kassel Dummy Award e que atualmente é outorgado pelo PhotoBookMuseum, de Colônia (Alemanha) e MAS Matbaa, de Istambul (Turquia). O livro de Roncato, uma revisão do fenômeno Bolsonaro, foi sua defesa na tese de mestrado da Academia Real de Haia, na Holanda, onde ele hoje é professor de fotografia.A primeira semana do festival de Arles também traz uma maratona de encontros reunindo especialistas e fotógrafos do mundo todo para encontros de 20 minutos cronometrados para intercâmbio de ideias. Entre os especialistas, estava João Kulcsár, diretor dos festivais de São Paulo e de Paranapiacaba (SP). Na seção OFF de Arles, muitas leituras de portfólio são organizadas pelas estruturas participantes, entre galerias e revistas.Ainda no circuito OFF, o fotógrafo Ricardo Tokugawa foi finalista do prêmio revelação Saif x La Kabine, com a série "Travessia".Em outro evento paralelo, o artista Shinji Nagabe, baseado em Madri, participou da mostra "Embajada", com peças da série Dioramas. 

Peter Herfen stellt seit 2007 Dioramen zum Thema Herr der Ringe aus. Und ja, die "50.000 Orks" sind dabei wörtlich zu nehmen: "Begonnen hat bei mir alles durch die Leidenschaft meiner Mutter, Figuren zu bemalen, vor allem Porzellanfiguren und -teller. Dann entdeckte ich irgendwann den Modellbau und die dazugehörigen Figuren. Nach meiner Ausbildung und der Berufsfindung entdeckte ich dieses Hobby von Neuem und entwickelte die Idee, etwas auf die Beine zu stellen, das anders als in Museen aussehen würde - Dioramen zu bauen, die eine gewisse Lebendigkeit und Vielfalt ausstrahlen. Darüber fanden sich dann zahlreiche Hobbykollegen zusammen, aus denen in über dreißig Jahren gute Freunde wurden. Als wir dann die Idee hatten, anstellen eines historischen Dioramas 'was mit Fantasy' zu machen, waren wir nur noch einen Schritt von 'Herr der Ringe' entfernt. So entstand das Großprojekt '50.000 Orks', auf einer Fläche von 80qm und mit 56.000 Figuren der Namensgeber unseres Teams. Seit 2007 haben wir über 500qm Mittelerde hauptsächlich im Maßstab 28mm erstellt und ab 2009 dann auch mehrere Cons besucht, in Köln, Bonn, Stuttgart, aber natürlich auch die Tolkien Tage - und das seit 2015. Im nächsten Jahr steht dann das Groß- und Langzeitprojekt zum Thema Rohan an, nach fünfzehn Bau und Entwicklungszeit, und mit Details, die wir bisher noch bei keinem Diorama gezeigt haben. " https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064517567453&sk=photos_by https://youtu.be/lmdLOcY12ag?si=4o6-5hbMaV73U6lw

Peter Herfen stellt seit 2007 Dioramen zum Thema Herr der Ringe aus. Und ja, die "50.000 Orks" sind dabei wörtlich zu nehmen: "Begonnen hat bei mir alles durch die Leidenschaft meiner Mutter, Figuren zu bemalen, vor allem Porzellanfiguren und -teller. Dann entdeckte ich irgendwann den Modellbau und die dazugehörigen Figuren. Nach meiner Ausbildung und der Berufsfindung entdeckte ich dieses Hobby von Neuem und entwickelte die Idee, etwas auf die Beine zu stellen, das anders als in Museen aussehen würde - Dioramen zu bauen, die eine gewisse Lebendigkeit und Vielfalt ausstrahlen. Darüber fanden sich dann zahlreiche Hobbykollegen zusammen, aus denen in über dreißig Jahren gute Freunde wurden. Als wir dann die Idee hatten, anstellen eines historischen Dioramas 'was mit Fantasy' zu machen, waren wir nur noch einen Schritt von 'Herr der Ringe' entfernt. So entstand das Großprojekt '50.000 Orks', auf einer Fläche von 80qm und mit 56.000 Figuren der Namensgeber unseres Teams. Seit 2007 haben wir über 500qm Mittelerde hauptsächlich im Maßstab 28mm erstellt und ab 2009 dann auch mehrere Cons besucht, in Köln, Bonn, Stuttgart, aber natürlich auch die Tolkien Tage - und das seit 2015. Im nächsten Jahr steht dann das Groß- und Langzeitprojekt zum Thema Rohan an, nach fünfzehn Bau und Entwicklungszeit, und mit Details, die wir bisher noch bei keinem Diorama gezeigt haben. " https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064517567453&sk=photos_by https://youtu.be/lmdLOcY12ag?si=4o6-5hbMaV73U6lw

You may have heard of dimensions, quantum leap in, or time shifting. This meditation gave us a visual perspective of dimensions, how they intersect and how we might perceive that we are in different dimensions at the same time. We saw that Divine Oneness was in every dimension. We were told that the information from this meditation would be building on other lessons in the future. What if your guides for the guided meditation had no idea where Spirit was going to be leading them? Join Dr. Ruth Anderson and Teri Angel as they explore a spirit-inspired and spirit-led meditation. Enjoy the journey with them as they open their hearts, minds, and awareness to whatever the learning might be. Join us in this alternate form of meditation. What message is waiting for you? Nope, this is not your Mama's meditation. Enlightened World Network is your guide to inspirational online programs about the spiritual divinity, angels, energy work, chakras, past lives, or soul. Learn about spiritually transformative authors, musicians and healers. From motivational learning to inner guidance, you will find the best program for you. Enlightened World Network is now available on Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Podbean, Spotify, and Amazon Music. Check out EWN's website featuring over 200 spirit-inspired lightworkers specializing in meditation, energy work and angel channeling www.enlightenedworld.online To learn more about Teri Angel please go to www.angelspeakers.com Please consider donating to support the work of the EWN https://www.paypal.me/EnlightenedWorld. Enjoy inspirational and educational shows at http://www.youtube.com/c/EnlightenedWorldNetwork To sign up for a newsletter to stay up on EWN programs and events, sign up here:https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/FBoFQef/web Link to EWN's disclaimer: https://enlightenedworld.online/disclaimer/ #Christconsciousness #spiritualhealing #divinelove #Guidedmeditation #Spiritualconnection

Marc, Niels and Natee essay a new and improved, that is, much more informal, news section, as we follow up on previous items and comment on two new palaeo media releases. This month's Vintage Dinosaur Art is illustrated with the sculptures of Arthur Hayward and others and is an approach that we at least would very much enjoy seeing a return of in newer publications. Finally, our Lord and Blogmaster, David Orr, makes another very welcome appearance and joins Niels in interviewing writer, Asher Elbein, about his new book, co-written with Cindi Sirois Collins, Dinosaurs and Other Ancient Animals of Big Bend.   Show notes on Chasmosaurs.com!

Dioramas have been a source of fascination and creativity for generations, offering a unique way to encapsulate moments in time, stories, and dreams in a compact and visually stunning form. On this episode, we'll delve deep into the artistry, techniques, and history behind these miniature marvels, uncovering the secrets that bring these small-scale worlds to life. We also talk about Sarge & Red's Toys and Collectibles to see if we should go there someday. Listen & subscribe wherever you get your podcasts or connect with us at http://cracktasticplastic.com Like us on https://www.facebook.com/cracktasticplastic Follow us at https://www.instagram.com/cracktasticplastic Follow us at https://twitter.com/cracktasticpod Subscribe at https://www.youtube.com/cracktasticplastic Support us at https://www.patreon.com/cracktasticplastic Visit our sponsor BIG BAD TOY STORE w/our affiliate link! http://bbts.cracktasticplastic.com And lastly, check out all the amazing shows at http://thepfpn.com

This week's episode features Florida-based visual artist Cody Meacham of Radley Relics. Cody crafts nostalgic miniatures inspired by beloved theme park attractions and horror films. Each piece is meticulously designed, reflecting his passion for capturing the essence of iconic haunted experiences. Cody has worked on projects for Universal Studios and has lately nestled into his own business of collaborating with collectors to create custom pieces. He leans into the fact that his work is extremely niche and has a very unique, nailed down audience. Cody interacts with his collectors to gain insight from them as to what they might be looking for in his work.Having that one-on-one communication with people who have already bought into his work helps him customize each piece to the liking of his fan base. Instead of starting completely from scratch every time and not knowing how it will be perceived, by getting upfront feedback from collectors he already knows each creation will be a hit. It's genius!There's a fine line between doing what you love and taking outside advice to dictate what you do, and Cody is walking that line brilliantly. Let me know what you think of this week's episode with Cody Meacham of Radley Relics. www.ArtistAcademy.cohttps://www.instagram.com/radleyrelics/

This week's episode features Florida-based visual artist Cody Meacham of Radley Relics. Cody crafts nostalgic miniatures inspired by beloved theme park attractions and horror films. Each piece is meticulously designed, reflecting his passion for capturing the essence of iconic haunted experiences. Cody has worked on projects for Universal Studios and has lately nestled into his own business of collaborating with collectors to create custom pieces. He leans into the fact that his work is extremely niche and has a very unique, nailed down audience. Cody interacts with his collectors to gain insight from them as to what they might be looking for in his work.Having that one-on-one communication with people who have already bought into his work helps him customize each piece to the liking of his fan base. Instead of starting completely from scratch every time and not knowing how it will be perceived, by getting upfront feedback from collectors he already knows each creation will be a hit. It's genius!There's a fine line between doing what you love and taking outside advice to dictate what you do, and Cody is walking that line brilliantly. Let me know what you think of this week's episode with Cody Meacham of Radley Relics. www.ArtistAcademy.cohttps://www.instagram.com/radleyrelics/

Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio de Aportando luz, el podcast en el que hablamos de fotografía nocturna, su técnica, consejos y equipo. En este episodio hablaremos de fotografía nocturna de dioramas. Puedes ver las notas del programa en https://www.javierrosano.com/podcast/84.

Some old news and some new news: the old news is that your irascible host celebrated July 4th abroad by taking in a now newish film. Review ahead! Also, we get to know the Griffiths family a bit better, in particular the surly teenage son, Clyde. Spoiler: he continues to be surly. Get early, ad-free access here! https://www.patreon.com/MICHAELIANBLACKSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Hello Model Railroaders! Tonight, on the Second Section Podcast we have Boomer Dioramas on our show!  Boomer will be on the show to share his thoughts and techniques about the art of creating a shelf layout model railroad.    He shares his concepts, philosophies and techniques with other modelers though his YouTube Channel which you can find here:  https://www.youtube.com/c/boomerdioramastheimmersivemodelrailroadOn the show Boomer and the Section Crew will chat about the philosophy and the places where modelers draw inspiration from for example “the prototype.” Please join us for a great discussion about the real intricate details about our favorite hobby!Want to hear and see more of the Second Section Podcast? Check out the links below!Subscribe to our channel by clicking here: https://www.youtube.com/c/SecondSectionPodcast?sub_confirmation=1Wanna be part of the Section Crew?  Join our Facebook community here: www.facebook.com/groups/secondsectionpodcast/Check us out at our website: https://secondsectionpodcast.com/Music: Good for Nothing Safety by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Artist: http://www.twinmusicom.org/

Frances Glessner Lee revolucionó la investigación forense por medio de sus casas de muñecas. Con ellas recreaba al máximo detalle cómo era la escena del crimen, dando un giro de 180 grados a todo lo que se había hecho hasta entonces y que hoy seguimos empleando, aunque usemos reconstrucciones en 3D. Glessner fue la primera

Blair Austin was born in Michigan. A former prison librarian, he is a graduate of the Helen Zell Writers' Program at the University of Michigan where he won Hopwood awards for Fiction and Essay. He lives in Massachusetts. Dioramas is his first novel. It won the Dzanc Prize for Fiction in 2021. https://www.dzancbooks.org/all-titles/p/dioramasIn a city far in the future, in a society that has come through a great upheaval, retired lecturer Wiggins moves from window to window in a museum, intricately describing each scene. Whales gliding above a shipwreck and a lost cup and saucer. An animatronic forest twenty stories tall. urban wolves in the light of an apartment building. A line of mosquitoes in uniforms and regalia, honored as heroes of the last great war.Bit by bit, Wiggins unspools the secrets of his world—the conflict that brought it to the brink, and the great thinker, Michaux, who led the diorama revolution, himself now preserved under glass.After a phone call in the middle of the night, Wiggins sets out to visit the Diorama of the Town: an entire, dioramic world, hundreds of miles across, where people are objects of curiosity, taxidermied and posed. All his life, Wiggins has longed to see it. But in the Town, he comes face to face with the diorama's contradictions. Its legacy of political violence. Its manipulation by those with power and money. And its paper-thin promise of immortality.In this hybrid novel—part essay, part prose poem, part travel narrative—Blair Austin brings us nose to the glass with our own vanishing world, what we preserve and at what cost. Ben Van Dongen: Born in Windsor, Ben spent many years thinking about writing and becoming an author without doing any of the actual work. Eventually, he figured he should give it a try, and after more time being bad at writing, he managed to write some books he's proud of. Snow from a Distant Sky is Book Five in his science fiction series, The Synthetic Albatross. Currently the book is available at Biblioasis, or you can order it online.https://benwltp.wordpress.com/https://biblioasisbookshop.com/item/2yThqHuKelrII0-XD9yJ0Q

Today's episode has everything: pretty maids, little fellows, babies playing flutes in hurricanes, and more!Janey's Sources - Pretty Maid Ibronka“The Second Virago Book of Fairy Tales” by Angela Carter  “No one got Angela Carter like Corinna Sargood”  by Susanna Clapp for The Guardian  Corinna Sargood show at Black Swan Gallery  Selvedge piece on Corinna Sargood's “Pictures and Dioramas” show in 2019  Max's Sources - Li'l Fellow the Musician"Creole Folktales" by Patrick Chamoiseau  Li'l Fellow's Song:Péla man lou, Péla man liPéla man li, Péla man louCorali belli, corali belliPéli péla, péli pélaPlam! Support the showCheck out our books (and support local bookstores!) on our Bookshop.org affiliate account!Starting your own podcast with your very cool best friend? Try hosting on Buzzsprout (and get a $20 Amazon gift card!)Want more??Visit our website!Join our Patreon!Shop the merch at TeePublic!If you liked these stories, let us know on our various socials!InstagramTiktokGoodreadsAnd email us at sortofthestory@gmail.com

Well the brand needs no introduction, and probably neither does one of the chaps behind WWScenics... Martyn Rees. In this episode we chat about how WWS started, what their aims are, some tips on static grass and the state of the modelling industry - with a lovely segue in to mental health support towards the end. This is a great chat and Martyn is a wealth of knowledge and passion. Find the WWS range at www.rail-stuff.com/search?q=wwscenics Support the podcast at www.patreon.com/railstuff

2:14:20 – Frank in NJ and NYC, plus the Other Side. Topics include: Dioramas in the home, conversation pits, experience rooms, reliability of psychic information, foggy ride, Phish ticket lottery, scarcity, sushi breakfast, Small is Beautiful, Great Jones Distilling, Hard Rock, glass tunnel, Urban Hawker, Jajaja, searching for a vegan lunch, got Kang in Marvel Snap, The […]

2:14:20 – Frank in NJ and NYC, plus the Other Side. Topics include: Dioramas in the home, conversation pits, experience rooms, reliability of psychic information, foggy ride, Phish ticket lottery, scarcity, sushi breakfast, Small is Beautiful, Great Jones Distilling, Hard Rock, glass tunnel, Urban Hawker, Jajaja, searching for a vegan lunch, got Kang in Marvel Snap, The […]

Blair Austin was born in Michigan. A former prison librarian, he is a graduate of the Helen Zell Writers' Program at the University of Michigan where he won Hopwood awards for Fiction and Essay. He lives in Massachusetts. Dioramas is his first novel.DioramasDzanc Books, 2023A World Without Books was created to help writers connect with readers during the pandemic. This Micro-Podcast provides authors a platform to share stories about writing, discuss current projects, and consider life without books. Listen on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you podcast.Past Forward is a curiosity company dedicated to educational accessibility. Our public podcast service, paired with millions of discounted books curated into topic-themed collections, provides guidance and tools to support lifelong learning.

Hello Model Railroaders! Tonight, on the Second Section Podcast we have Shane Mason the Assistant Editor for Model Railroad News on our show!  Shane is a talented N-Scale modeler who does incredible detailed work on locomotives and rolling stock. He creates amazing realistic effects with custom DCC sounds and lighting all at 160th scale!  Shane is also an accomplished rail photographer where he takes amazing photos of the real thing and models alike.  Shane has a very entertaining YouTube channel where he shares his model railroading hobby as well as his musical tastes…find him here! https://www.youtube.com/c/thebrakeman17On the show Shane will talk about working for Model Railroad News and his role with that fantastic publication #notsponsored. How he sets up to take pictures of while railfanning in shortline of the show and what his modeling exploits are trending towards these days as he builds his N-Scale Layout!Want to hear and see more of the Second Section Podcast? Check out the links below!Subscribe to our channel by clicking here: https://www.youtube.com/c/SecondSecti...Wanna be part of the Section Crew?  Join our Facebook community here: www.facebook.com/groups/secondsectionpodcast/Check us out at our website: https://secondsectionpodcast.com/Music: Good for Nothing Safety by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...Artist: http://www.twinmusicom.org/

Hello Model Railroaders! Tonight, on the Second Section Podcast we have Boomer Dioramas on our show!  Boomer and his diorama approach to model railroading have re-shaped how people are looking at the hobby!  He shares his concepts, philosophies and techniques with other modelers though his YouTube Channel which you can find here:  https://www.youtube.com/c/boomerdioramastheimmersivemodelrailroadOn the show Boomer and the Section Crew will chat about the philosophy and the places where modelers draw inspiration from for example “the prototype.” Please join us for a great discussion about the real intricate details about our favorite hobby!Want to hear and see more of the Second Section Podcast? Check out the links below!Subscribe to our channel by clicking here: https://www.youtube.com/c/SecondSectionPodcastWanna be part of the Section Crew?  Join our Facebook community here: www.facebook.com/groups/secondsectionpodcast/Check us out at our website: https://secondsectionpodcast.com/Music: Good for Nothing Safety by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Artist: http://www.twinmusicom.org/

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A journey from 3D dioramas from the 19th century that contain taxidermy animals to today's virtual reality reconstructions of ancient or hidden worlds. In the first podcast in our Biodiverse Objects series, we take a close look at stunning 2D depictions of insect and plant ecosystems from the early 18th century and embark on some early 19th century time-travelling through fossils - forensic fossils that bear the marks of their ecosystems which are there for us to decode. A personal highlight is exploring miniature dramas captured in many million-year-old amber. About Biodiverse Objects This series of three epic (length-wise ;-)) podcasts takes a close look at some fascinating and surprising objects in the Oxford University Museum of Natural History. It is a kind of fringe-event to go hand in hand with the major redisplay happening at the Museum in 2022. Each podcast is a journey of discovery through the nooks and crannies of the Museum, talking to researchers and experts on the way. We will seek out the rarely seen or heard-about enigmatic objects in the Museum and their stories – scientific, historical and personal. These objects can be specimens, natural objects, artefacts, tools, or even museum interna such as conservation fluids. What they all have in common is that they speak to us about ecology and biodiversity. Both terms are linked – without constantly evolving ecological relationships there is no biodiversity. Is there such a thing as “biodiverse objects”?

We sit down with Jim and talk about dioramas and how to make a cool diorama and still use use your mini! The post More than Dice: Episode 226 Dioramas and you! appeared first on Muse on Minis.

We sit down with Jim and talk about dioramas and how to make a cool diorama and still use use your mini!

In this weeks episode of Trapped Under Plastic, Scott and Jon discuss their step by step processes on building dioramas. They both give their tips and tricks, as well as their cautionary pitfalls to avoid. Sit back, relax and enjoy the show!Support the show

You can find photos and links to information discussed in each episode at our podcast blog on  boxdioramas.comAnd, in the wake of MFCA 2022 and a continued period of busy modeling by people stuck inside avoiding COVID, we've added a ton of new updates to boxdioramas.com, all of which are charted on the News page, though it's also a lot of fun to just click around." Check out some other great modeling podcasts on modelpodcasts.com Contact us at smallsubjectspodcast@gmail.com

Ever wonder how Mike Zarnock became "Mr. Hot Wheels?" So did we! Join us as we chat with Mike about his diecast journey, his multiple Guinness World Record titles, what he feels is his ultimate diecast accomplishment (so far), and what he has planned ahead. You won't want to miss it! Also, Chuck breaks down some of the various ways to set the scene for your 1/64 diecast cars and trucks with creative homemade and pre-built kits. It's never been easier to display your prized collection at all skill levels.   Follow Mike Zarnock here:https://www.youtube.com/c/HotWheelsTV  Links and references coming soon.

Industrial Design, Creative Inspiration & Personal Projects! Today, we chat about animal habitat dioramas, building tiny chairs and what interested us about models as young kids / early designers. On today's episode of “The Process” we discuss: Animal habitat dioramas Learning about Pandas Scale models of Zoos Building tiny chairs Difference between towers & buildings All the links, all the time! Industrial Design, Creativity & Inspiration! For Industrial Design related business inquiries: Big Design Company Website: www.bigdesigncompany.com Big Design Company email: hi@bigdesigncompany.com Follow us on Instagram! @theprocess__podcast Zak Watson // LinkedIn Behance Website NFTs Dylan Torraville // LinkedIn Website 3D Dyl Behance Send us an email to hi.theprocesspodcast@gmail.com if you have any questions or want to reach out! The Process is a podcast created by industrial designers Dylan Torraville and Zak Watson. Dyl and Zak are picking up microphones to chat about their experiences in design school, personal projects and navigating the creative process. Oh yeah, and there will be some sweet interviews with other designers and friends too.

Moss 2 beweist erneut, dass Virtual Reality stark unterschätzt ist und hervorragende Genres extrem unterrepräsentiert sind. Ben hat Moss 2 am Stück durchgesuchtet und erklärt gewohnt ausschweifend, warum Diorama- und Table-Top-VR so großartig ist. Christian setzt nach und wünscht sich deutlich mehr Third-Person-Spiele in VR. Dabei könnte er dann auch direkt den DualSense-Controller der Playstation 5 verwenden, den er mittlerweile vergöttert. Er freut sich deshalb auch ganz besonders auf die Sense-Controller der PSVR 2. Warum und weshalb die Playstation VR 2 eine Offenbarung (mit Haken) sein könnte - das klären die beiden im MIXEDCAST-Zwiegespräch. ALLES GUTE MIXED: Eure Audio-Botschaft zu 300 Folgen MIXEDCAST könnt ihr an hallo@mixed.de schicken. Danke! INHALT: 00:00:00 Intro 00:01:52 Sieben Stunden am Stück in Moss: Book II 00:04:08 Moss 2 - Wie ist es denn nun? 00:07:00 Warum gibt es Moss 2 derzeit nur für Playstation VR? 00:11:15 Moss 1 zu Moss 2 - Logische Weiterentwicklung 00:16:20 Dioramen sind intuitiv - klingt komisch, ist aber so 00:24:00 Warum sind Diorama- und Third-Person-VR-Games so unterrepräsentiert? 00:29:37 Fakt ist: Dioramas gehen immer 00:31:51 Bitte mehr AAA-Titel für VR mit Third-Person-View 00:38:05 Christian feiert den DualSense-Controller der PS5 und freut sich auf die Sense-Controller der PSVR 2 00:50:58 Der große Haken bei Playstation VR 2 ist das Kabel Quellen: freesound.org - NeoSpica freesound.org - noirenex TEXTE ZUM THEMA: Moss 2 Test: Des Meisterwerks zweiter Teil - https://mixed.de/moss-2-test/ Playstation VR 2: Alle Infos - https://mixed.de/playstation-vr-2-infos/ ---------- MIXED FOLGEN Webseite: https://mixed.de/ MIXEDCAST: https://mixed.de/podcast/ Discord: in Kürze Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MIXED.de Twitter: https://twitter.com/MIXED_de LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/mixed-de/ E-Mail: hallo@mixed.de ---------- MIXED UNTERSTÜTZEN Abonnieren: https://mixed.de/mixed-plus/

We start the months of Haunted China! Thanks to our Patreons, we are beginning this jaunt through the country of China. We start with one of the most famous tourist attractions, the Fengdu Ghost City. This city allows tourists to make their way through what is in a sense, Hell. Why would they want to do that? You'll have to find out.Listen to Lisa as she talks about the trials of hell that the tourists put them through. Jake will regale us with stories of demons that scare the crap out of hungover people. And Davis starts to tell us all about different aspects of Chinese culture, starting with the Zodiac calendar.All this and more on the latest episode of The Possibly Paranormal Podcast! Fengdu Ghost City in China!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/tppp)

This is a breaking news edition to discuss the new LEGO Star Wars Dioramas available for pre-order March 24th, and worldwide available April 26th at all retailers.Find us everywhere thanks to https://linktr.ee/thebrickskingLEGO, the LEGO logo, the Minifigure, and the Brick and Knob configurations are trademarks of the LEGO Group of Companies. ©2022 The LEGO Group.THE BRICKS KING PODCAST IS NOT ENDORSED BY THE LEGO GROUP OR AFFILIATED IN ANY WAY.

As the Apollo 11 astronauts hurtled towards the moon on July 18th, 1969, members of the Nixon administration realized they should probably make a contingency plan. If the astronauts didn't make it – or, even more horrible, if they made it to the moon and crashed and had no way to get back to earth – Richard Nixon would have to address the nation. That haunting speech was written but fortunately was never delivered. But you can go to the Museum of the Moving Image in New York City and watch Nixon somberly reciting those words. It looks like real historic footage, but it's fake. Artists Francesca Panetta and Halsey Burgund used the text of the original address and media manipulation techniques like machine learning to create the synthetic Nixon for a film called In Event of Moon Disaster. It anchors an exhibit called Deepfake: Unstable Evidence on Screen. In this episode, Panetta and Burgund discuss how they created In Event of Moon Disaster as a way to highlight various misinformation techniques, the changing literacy of the general public towards media manipulation, and the effectiveness of misinformation in the museum medium. Topics and Notes 00:00 Intro 00:15 July 18th, 1969 00:40 The Safire Memo (https://www.archives.gov/files/presidential-libraries/events/centennials/nixon/images/exhibit/rn100-6-1-2.pdf) 01:38 Clip From In Event of Moon Disaster (https://moondisaster.org) 02:30 Nixon's Telephone Call (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_8tawnlwr8) 03:00 What is Deepfake? 03:30 Halsey Burgund (https://halseyburgund.com) 04:06 Francesca Panetta (https://www.francescapanetta.com/about/) 04:30 How They Did It 04:50 Why This Speech? 06:02 Deepfake: Unstable Evidence on Screen at the Museum of the Moving Image in New York City (https://movingimage.us/event/deepfake-unstable-evidence-on-screen/) 07:05 Misinformation By Editing 09:53 Misinformation and Medium 10:23 Museums as Trustworthy Institutions (https://www.museumarchipelago.com/71) 11:27 What Would a “Deepfake Museum Gallery” Look Like? 13:43 In Event of Moon Disaster (https://moondisaster.org) 14:00 Outro | Join Club Archipelago

You are the Absolute Source viewing Infinite Creation through the Peepholes of Pupils No Limits Society ► https://bentinhomassaro.com/nls What is I? ► https://bit.ly/WhatisI High Level Perception ► https://highlevelperception.com

Hvad gør man, når man er strengt opdraget til at tro på Gud, men nu er blevet "en agnostiker der stadig bearbejder sorgen ovenpå tabet af sin tro"? Det spørgsmål og mange andre vigtige og vægtige emner om livets bølgegange præger denne meget anderledes Sort Søndag podcast. Anders Bøtter har Møls forsanger Kim Song Sternkopf i studiet til en grundig samtale om teksterne og alle de personlige historier på Møls album "Diorama". Du kan bla. blive klogere på, hvordan Møl arbejder sammen som band, hvordan Dioramas voldsomme vokaler er indspillet og få et indblik i, hvor det er at bruge sin barndom iblandt karismatiske og fanatiske religiøse grupper. Kim fortæller sin voldsomme historie og forklarer hvordan teksterne på "Diorama" er blevet brugt til at konfrontere både hans familie og hans egne indre dæmoner. Udsendelse nr. 516. Vært: Anders Bøtter. Medvirkende: Kim Song Sternkopf (Møl). Sort Søndag er Danmarks vigtigste metal podcast. Hver uge får du 1 times tonser tunge toner, i selskab med værterne Anders Bøtter og Jakob Trolle. Sort Søndags trofaste "Giro 666 lyttere" byder ind med både nye og gamle numre, "Musiknyt" sørger for at holde dig helt opdateret og hver måned gennemgås et klassisk metal album i "Månedens Mesterværk".

ARTISTRY and Hand-Crafted Creep Goodness! Check out Abandoned Miniatures on Youtube for in-depth Step-by-Step projects and some Miniature grandeur! https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=abandoned+miniatures --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/celise/support

Soldiers and Dioramas - Brigitte Blachere Smithsonian Associates, The Not Old Better Show Interview Series Welcome to The Not Old Better Show on KSCW.  I'm Paul Vogelzang and it is so great to be with you following another excellent Community Chat with Gary Cohen.  We have an excellent show today here on KSCW, very timely and important, with our guest today,  Smithsonian Associate, Brigitte Blachere. In the early morning of December 27, 1941, Royal Air Force aircraft and British army and naval forces surprised and quickly overtook German troops positioned on the Norwegian islands of Maaloy and Vaagso. This first true combined tri-service operation carried out by British forces was intended to damage German morale and to engage German forces defending Norway that might otherwise be deployed on the Eastern Front. The raid, codenamed Operation Archery, successfully destroyed German coastal defenses and resources on the islands, including oil and fish factories, a power station, stores, and ships. Seven Samurai, director Akira Kurosawa's influential 1954 film set in war-torn 16th century Japan, traces an unexpected partnership between a team of masterless samurai and a poor mountain village in need of protection from raiders. The action-packed epic is filled with scenes of training, attacks, and counterattacks—all accompanied by plenty of mud, horses, swords, arrows, and firearms. The story realistically reflects complex relationships among farmers, samurai warriors, and bandits, with some characters based on historical figures. Creating a village diorama and engaging in strategy games pitting samurais against raiders bring this film to life on a miniature scale. Explore pivotal battles recounted in history, film, and classical mythology in miniature through these specially designed Fall and Winter Adventures. Each session includes four hours of live online instruction with Al Gaspar and Taliesin Knol. Themed sessions focus on discovering the history of a significant encounter; facilitated diorama construction in which participants make their own terrain boards; and virtually simulated conflicts using troops of 1/72-scale soldiers in war games that offer vivid insights into military strategies.  Find out more on our web site, but listen to our guest today as we'll talk about soldiers and dioramas and more with returning guest, Brigitte Blachere. My thanks to Smithsonian Associates for their ongoing support of the show.  My thanks to you, my wonderful audience here on KSCW, please talk about better.  The Not Old Better Show.  Thanks, everybody and see you next week.  Remember, you can find everything on our website: notold-better.com

ToyCast is back and better than ever! This is Episode 103, and TFG1Mike welcomes new co-host A. Das Baron to tell his Toy Story of his Origins in Toy Collections! We are back Talkin' Toys here on ToyCast!

We were joined by designer Fr3d, a creator mostly known for his fun dioramas. We talked about the latest updates to PrusaPrinters.org and we showcased new Prusament color. Josef couldn't join us this time due to his CEO duties (meeting).

I have to say one of the things I wish I had more time to do is work on Dioramas, but because I can't I love looking at the works of art online. I recently found Vasco Toys on Instagram, and I was amazed at some of the work Vincent had created. So sit back and listen to the process of creating these, and all the work that goes into them.   Follow Vincent and Vasco Toys on YouTube, Instagram, and on Ebay!   Make sure to watch our Toy of the Day Live on our Youtube channel! Like, Share, Subscribe to the Kornercast Podcast on Itunes, Stitcher, and  Google Play! Follow Kastor's Korner on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook!

Half Vaccinated, Gringo Enchiladas, Dioramas, and Board Games. Contains Copyright Free Music from: www.poddecks.com

Tune in this week as we forget how calendars work and all date-related pop culture references, as well as gush about Alan Tudyk and Resident Alien. Sonjay’s Segment is all about koala bears and we have very opposite opinions of them. The main event is all about one of the baddest women of the 20th century, Francis Glessner Lee, and her Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death that are still used for training detectives today. Smithsonian Article: https://americanart.si.edu/exhibitions/nutshells Explore the Dioramas here: http://www.deathindiorama.com/nutshellstudies.html That’s right - you heard a promo! Please check out our friends over at Midwest Madness! If you like the topics we cover, you’ll like them too. IG: @MidwestMadnessPodcast Follow us! IG: @broadcastfromthebelfry FB: Broadcast from the Belfry Twitter: @BelfryBroadcast Email: broadcastfromthebelfry@gmail.com Check out Marshall’s work: Insta: MajaIslandMusic Website: majaislandmusic.com

Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/plasticmodelmojo)Mike and Dave offer some commentary on a user submitted question all the way from Copenhagen, Denmark. Just what is the best way to present a model? A simple base or not... or in a diorama or vignette setting?Mail Bag!Join the Mail Bag my emailing the show at plasticmodelmojo@gmail.com or sending us a message via Facebook Messenger system from the Plastic Model Mojo Facebook page. If you do, please tell us where you are from. We like to know!Countdown to Vegas:2021 IPMS USA National Convention Web Site2021 IPMS USA National Convention Trophy SponsorshipsShout-Out Links:Matt's Models and Comments Blog72nd Scale Aircraft ForumMore Podcast Goodness to get you through the week!Finally, please have a listen and subscribe to our fellow podcasts in the scale model space. We all have our own take on the hobby and enjoy cooperating with each other for our mutual success. Collectively, we are bringing you about 12 hours of content a month.On the BenchWeb: https://otbmodellerspodcast.libsyn.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/On-the-Bench-817919571710526/Scale Model PodcastWeb: https://scalemodelpodcast.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ScaleModelPodcast/Plastic Posse PodcastWeb: Plastic Posse PodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/PlasticPosse/Just Making ConversationWeb (Spotify): Just Making ConversationFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/justmakingconversationSupport the show (https://www.paypal.me/plasticmodelmojo)

Bryan, Chris, and TC are once again joined by guest co-host Scott from Parker Files to cover all the Hot Toys figure releases and announcements from the last two weeks and try to avoid succumbing to The Mandalorian fever. Among the Hot Toys figures covered were Venom, the quarter scale versions of The Mandalorian and the Child, and sneak peaks at Moff Gideon, a Tusken Raider, and VGM Miles Morales.  After another collection update, the hosts dig into the topic of using backdrops and diorama pieces in your Hot Toys display to improve the look and ascetic with some helpful tips and resources.  Finally, the hosts wrap up the show with the featured figure review of The Wasp MMS498 from Ant-Man and the Wasp. You can find our Hot Toys Databases at our website: SixthScaleScavengers.com TeePublic Store You can find our podcast on Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify and on SixthScaleScavengers.Libsysn.com (RSS Feed). The Parker Files can be found on YouTube as well.

Tom and Julee stumble upon an unopened Star Trek TNG Trivia Game prompting Julee to try her hand at “techno babble”. Ummm, not her strength -- more Tom's domain. Hey, at least she’s no longer referring to ALL heavily-made-up aliens "Klingons"! Baby steps. Now, they may not have made a big dent going through the basement but they certainly help convince each other that they’re doing well! Ha! In this episode, they do unearth fun stuff: toy instruments, a school diorama and a classic Fisher Price toy! And we at Back Through The Basement want you to share your Haiku for a #myquarantinehaiku / #backthroughthebasementhaiku contest! Submit on Instagram and Facebook! Now in their forties, Julee and Tom are reconnecting as brother and sister in THE MOST distant a socially-distant podcast can be in the United States. While recording on each coast (and seeing each other over FaceTime) all the way from Los Angeles (Tom) to Boston (Julee), they start unearthing the core lessons, laughs and connections of their childhood. Plus, Julee has to fight her fear of cobwebs while Tom enjoys the comfort of his office -- yet he CAN'T touch his beloved toys like she can. As their Instagram bio indicates -- @backthroughthebasementpod -- you can follow them there to see pictures of everything they unearth -- Tom & Julee (actors, comics, voiceover artists & siblings), children of the 80s, must go through all their toys and belongings in their parents’ basement. Oh boy.

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Maicon Schaefer é de Guabiruba, SC. tem 33 anos e produz dioramas com temáticas diversas, cultura pop, presépios e até mesmo o temido Pelznickel. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/doberro/support

Zack, Ian, and Pete are joined by Joost from Jazz Inc Dioramas to talk about the latest updates in their wonderful dioramas.

In episode 12 I talk about dioramas and the reason why I love them. My hobby spotlight is on Diorama and Model Rail builder Luke Towan

Before the magic of photography, the dazzle of cinema - there was the Diorama. Frenchman Louis Daguerre is known primarily as one of the inventors of photography - but before the magic of light fixed on paper there was the Diorama, which some call the precursor to the moving image, and cinema. The Diorama offered the well-heeled audience a glimpse into other worlds… where volcanos would erupt on the hour, Roman ruins explored, mountain peaks ascended… not unlike a modern Las Vegas but in the 1820s. Using light, moving apertures, smoke and mirrors, sound and music, to produce unusually realistic effects, he created a new form of entertainment - immersive, dramatic, sensational, and for a brief period, the wonder of the Western world. From New York to Moscow, Dioramas opened their doors to well-heeled customers who would be so delighted with the ‘realism’ of the created scene, they would frequently ask to be led onto the stage - be it a scene from the Alps, the Battle of Trafalgar, Cowes in the Isle of Wight, or a voyage in search of the North-West Passage. By 1850 nearly all had burnt to the ground, probably due to the large number of oil lamps involved, and the highly flammable nature of the stage props and theatres, but hidden by a Nash façade in Regents Park, London, there stands the last of the Diorama Theatres - a Grade 1 listed building, now sadly empty and awaiting ‘reimagining’. Architect Marek Wojiechowski, who is developing plans for the long empty building, takes him on a tour backstage. Award winning writer, drama producer and podcast expert Dr Lance Dann get a chance to visit the original Diorama before setting off on a kaleidoscopic journey through other influential dioramas. He returns to the Denis Severs House in Spitalfields, where he once helped install a sound scape, to bring this detailed recreation of a Huguenot silk weaver’s house, to life. Does the magic still work? Dr Hetta Howes takes him into the immersive atmosphere of Great St Bartholomew’s Church where the worshippers were once drench is sounds, sights and evocative suggestions, and describes the most suggestible of religious texts – the passion meditations. Intriguingly he hears about The Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death - the murder dioramas created by the brilliant and formidable Chicago heiress Francis Glessner Lee - still used today to teach detectives. Susan Marks has spent a decade researching her - her first film was charmingly titled - The Dolls of Murder, and together they try and solve one of her most famous murder scenes - Barn! Dr Sarah Garfinkle helps us understand how our brains fool us, or decide to play along with immersion, whilst Dr Alistair Good, VR games designer, tempts Dann to jump off a tall building, virtually. Finally Dann visits possibly the last genuine Daguerre diorama in the world – in a small village just outside Paris, Bry-Sur-Marne, where the Mayor Jean Pierre-Spillbauer, and local archivist Vincent Roblin, have dedicated much of the last 20 years trying to restore the small but effective diorama at the back of a provincial church. After contacting Antoine Wilmering at the Getty Foundation, they received a grant of $200,000, matched by the French Government, which saved the last of Daguerre’s dioramas. Producer: Sara Jane Hall Music sourced with the help of Danny Webb.

Today, we're talking to artist Aaron Pickens who specializes in toy tableaux still lifes and alla prima plein air paintings. Sounds complicated? Don't worry, tune in and we'll explain everything.

Pixel art é uma técnica que permeou os jogos 8 e 16-bit por muitos anos, rendendo inclusive games atuais neste estilo. Não demorou para o pixel art ser reproduzido em papel, pecinhas de polietileno e dioramas. Neste podcast convidamos o Danilo Alves Lira (Super Diobox) para bater um papo sobre dioramas retro gamer montados em quadros (shadow box), que ele produz nas horas vagas. E já que o assunto é arte, fazemos um apanhado geral sobre papercraft e perler beads.

“Let’s Take it Slow” Dating and Dioramas  The two discuss how frustrating it is when people want to take a relationship slowwwwly, Steve talks about how his blonde wig tricked a friend by accident and how he bought Ugly Christmas Sweaters for his family and they all legitimately liked them. Then Steve gives us all the tricks to creating award winning dioramas  Music from https://filmmusic.io"Glitter Blast" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)     Music from https://filmmusic.io"Glitter Blast" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Episode 62 features an interview with not one but two collectors and traders.  joining Stuart and Richard is Richard Temple and Ben Potter, owners of Toys of Tatooine.  The lads discuss trading, collecting, oddball items as well as delving into numerous finds including a 380 Logray MOC find. Rebel Briefings sees Rich tackle all the important issues from around the hobby over the last four weeks.  He takes us through a look at Modern pre-Production Items, Shill bidding accounts which were recently exposed, asks the question whether grading companies are favourable to repeat customers and we say a sad farewell to one of the podcast team. Jez blows us away with the by far the longest Newest Acquisitions ever, a hole host of items are discussed, from helix Pencil Sharpeners to an array of MOCs.  he then delves into an in depth look at cardbacks and finally rounds off the section with a look at the X-Wing where the Rebel Alliance drop by to help out. Pete continues the X-Wing loving in Beyond the Newest Acquisitions, so many non toy items feature the x-wing, what will the big man pick out to discuss? As well as all this we have the usual quizzes, hear about the disappointment of no summer Farthest From and take a look at a diorama that has been built using an old playset base.  All this plus much much more on this months Vintage Rebellion. Enjoy the show!!!   SHOW CONTENTS 0.  04.  23   TVR team acquisitions0.  23.  53.  No summer Farthest From!0.  34.  45.  Congratulations to Chive Cast Skye Paine0.  35.  05.  TVR now available on Spotify0.  35.  35.  Dioramas using recycled parts0.  45.  05.  Quiz1.  15.  02.  Rebel Briefings1.  15.  57.  Modern Preproduction1.  28.  06.  Shill Bidding exposed1.  53.  01.  Do grading companies favour repeat customers?2.  01.  27.  Podcast departure2.  15.  10.  Interview with Richard Temple and Ben Potter3.  20.  15.  Newest Acquisitions4.  02.  33.  Cardbacks (part of NA)4.  44.  03.  x-Wing (part of NA) (joined by Chris G from Vintage Alliance)5.  41.  11.  Beyond the Newest Acquisitions6.  04.  19.  Star Wars Tracker Top 56.  05.  55.  Going for Gold Leader6.  11.  41.  Feedback6.  54.  13.  Out takes

Pour ce quatrième épisode, Reno recevait Umbre pour parler de sa passion pour les dioramas. Venez découvrir ce membre de la première heure et sa […]

On this bonus episode of Collecting Weekly, Zack is joined by Joost from Jazz Inc Dioramas to discuss their newest project in the works, the 1/6 BVS Batmobile! We discuss the current progress, features, size, packaging, as well as other large, community inspired builds that may be created in the future. Joost also gives updates on the Falcon Cargo Hold, the Bespin gantry, Wall display, and meditation chamber dioramas. The show concludes with our thoughts on Endgame, Episode 9, and the new Disney streaming service. To see more of Joost's wonderful creations, please visit him on the web at: jazzincdioramas.com To see Joost's work on the batmobile, please checkout the following video: https://bit.ly/2JaUn02

On Today's episode of Collecting Weekly, I talk with Joost Assink, who along with his father Hans creates 1/6 scale Star Wars dioramas and diorama accessories for hot toys and sideshow collectible figures through their company Jazz Inc! On today's episode we talk about the origins of Jazz Inc, the process of creating a diorama, his newest projects up for pre order (bespin gantry & Luke's X-34 speeder), and much much more! https://www.jazzincdioramas.com/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/JazzIncStarWarsDioramas/

This week, Bryan and Henno discuss Thanksgiving, stores closed on Thanksgiving, Stan Lee's death, Mishka Shubaly's book, ads in podcasts, steampunk exhibit, Henno's new iPad, finances, Married with Children on Hulu, Rick and Morty vs. Dungeons & Dragons, drunk raccoons, big necked guy, Black Friday, wrestling dioramas, dumb laws, Dude Mountain, our QoftheW and recap, and more!  Henno on Twitter: @idahenno   Our Patreon: Patreon.com/saltylanguage   Links: 1. Drunk Raccoons https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/drunk-raccoons-west-virginia_us_5bebdafce4b0783e0a1db81e 2. Man with huge neck https://nypost.com/2018/11/16/the-jokes-dont-stop-for-this-suspects-mugshot/?utm_source=zergnet.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=zergnet_3507862 3. Wrestling Dioramas https://www.instagram.com/bud_lighthere/?utm_source=ig_profile_share&igshid=cc1jagn79ozn 4. Mishka Shubaly's website http://www.mishkashubaly.com/ SUATMM Rick and Morty vs. Dungeons & Dragons https://www.amazon.com/Rick-Morty-vs-Dungeons-Dragons-ebook/dp/B07D8KR1LT QoftheW: What’s a popular tv show that you can’t stand?    Subscribe / rate / review us on Apple Podcasts! Visit us at: saltylanguage.com Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/salty-language/id454587072?mt=2 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3GnINOQglJq1jedh36ZjGC iHeart Radio: http://www.iheart.com/show/263-Salty-Language/ Google Play Music: https://goo.gl/35HR6A salty-language.tumblr.com / facebook.com/saltylanguage @salty_language / saltylanguage@gmail.com http://salty.libsyn.com/webpage  / http://www.youtube.com/user/SaltyLanguagePod Instagram: SaltyLanguage Reddit: r/saltylanguage Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/salty-language Blubrry: https://www.blubrry.com/salty_language/ TuneIn: http://tun.in/pi72k Voicemail: (415) 857-2589 tangentboundnetwork.com dangerentertainment.net Share with your friends!

When I hear the word "diorama," the first thing I think of is Mr. Mack's fifth grade class and painting hills and grass and clouds and a fence into a shoebox and making little cardboard cut outs of Lassie and the boy she loved. God, I hated that stuff.The second thing I think of is a place like the Peabody Museum in New Haven and their incredibly, obsessively, over-the-toply detailed dioramas of the plant and wildlife of Connecticut.Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For his latest exhibition, Swiss artist Mats Staub has asked over 70 people for their memories of being 21, Tinky (also known as Liz Sonntag) is a Melbourne street artist who works on a miniature scale around Melbourne's CBD, Founder of the Aftermath Project, Sara Terry talks about the photography project's ten year retrospective 'War is Only Half the Story' and Edwina Stott gets us up to speed with the latest art news.

  On The Bench is a podcast by modellers for modellers about models talking about all aspects of our hobby, bringing you news of upcoming releases and having chats about building kits as well as bringing you special guests. In episode 13 Dave and Ian are joined by special guest Callum who will be talking about building ship dioramas.  If you want to have a look at Callum’s work here is the link to his facebook page:-   https://www.facebook.com/Cals-Scale-Modelling-450573365091027/

Word ass, the fortnightly offshoot of Topics of High Importance where we get high and word associate until something sparks. Episode 9: DBZ, Dioramas, Penguin Race Toys...We also forget the name of things, sing a song or two and wish for food in this foodless but playful episode!

Mike brings a baby to the movies, Trump’s cabinet members take turns praising their Dear Leader, Facebook users troll Roy Moore with the Pride reaction, The Joker can’t understand why school children are “allowed” to “curse like sailors”, umbilical cord art is a thing, Royal de Luxe builds gigantic marionettes. Special Guest: Jeff Mac.

En plus des difficultés liées à la fragilité des papiers et à la détérioration des dessins, le cas des dioramas présente des problématiques liées à leurs conceptions en trois dimensions. Les témoignages des restaurateurs du patrimoine Vincent Farelly, spécialité « Arts graphiques », et Lucile Dessennes, département des Arts du spectacle à la BnF permettent d'étudier deux cas concrets. Intervention enregistrée le 15 décembre 2011 à l'occasion du colloque « Les jouets au musée. Conserver, restaurer et exposer les collections de jouets »

Liz and Tom settle into their new apartment but not before The Forecaster shows up to disrupt their move in day. Dioramas predicting future deaths lead Agent Keen, yes you heard that right, and the team to little girl named Maggie. She's nine. Maggie is the one responsible for predicting the future murders but not in a sci-fi great spirit sort of way. Aram, out in the field, determines that people close buy are committing the crimes and Maggie's hearing aid is picking up their chatter. Meanwhile Red is out for revenge for a dear friends death as he seeks to free (or take over) some cobalt mines in Africa. After removing Iniko from the equation, Red hires a new cleanup crew to replace Mr. Kaplan much to the displeasure of one Dembe Zuma. Read More... The post BLE71 – S4E10 – #163 The Forecaster appeared first on Golden Spiral Media- Entertainment Podcasts, Technology Podcasts & More.

Have you noticed any antlered rabbits mounted on the wall of your local coffee shop? Or maybe some geese with butterfly wings? That’s because taxidermy has made a comeback. Our producer, Mariel Carr, wanted to know why, so she spent a few months exploring the alternative—or rogue—taxidermy scene in Philadelphia. Rogue taxidermy takes an artistic approach to the traditional craft. It combines materials, and even animals, in unconventional ways. And it seems to involve a fair amount of glitter. Meet Beth Beverly, a young taxidermist; John Whitenight, an eccentric collector of Victorian taxidermy; and the polar bears and gorillas at the Academy of Natural Sciences. Together they explain taxidermy’s long history of combining art and science, and describe the role arsenic played in taxidermy’s rise to prominence in the 19th century. Show Clock: 00:04 Intro 01:13 This Is Not Your Great-Grandfather's Taxidermy Credits: Hosts: Michal Meyer and Bob Kenworthy Reporter: Mariel CarrProducer: Mariel Carr Associate Producer: Rigoberto Hernandez "Boop" and "Climbing the Mountain" courtesy of Podington Bear and the Free Music Archive. Additional music courtesy of the Audio Network.

When I hear the word "diorama," the first thing I think of is Mr. Mack's fifth grade class and painting hills and grass and clouds and a fence into a shoebox and making little cardboard cut outs of Lassie and the boy she loved. God, I hated that stuff.The second thing I think of is a place like the Peabody Museum in New Haven and their incredibly, obsessively, over-the-toply detailed dioramas of the plant and wildlife of Connecticut.Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

David Beattie is the Founder of Slot Mods Raceways. He and his team are dedicated to creating the finest, handcrafted, slot car raceways and dioramas in the world. From vintage to modern day circuits, for any type of vehicle from racing cars to tractor trailers to snowmobiles and more. Their bespoke, hand-crafted, 1:32 scale cars are fully functional wooden slot track raceways. Their work is enjoyed around the world in private homes, ultimate garages, museums, commercial trade shows and showrooms. 

When I hear the word "diorama," the first thing I think of is Mr. Mack's fifth grade class and painting hills and grass and clouds and a fence into a shoebox and making little cardboard cut outs of Lassie and the boy she loved. God, I hated that stuff.The second thing I think of is a place like the Peabody Museum in New Haven and their incredibly, obsessively, over-the-toply detailed dioramas of the plant and wildlife of Connecticut.Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

These pieces reflect upon the specificities of the audiovisual medium, through topics like the conversion to digital or, the aesthetic and narrative transformations resulting from the use of certain technological devices. The ambiguous reference to the handy quote by Marshall McLuhan (the medium is the message) is a clear positioning opposed to the faith on progress of the ideologist of the global village and founder of the theory of the electronic communication. Therefore, these videos feature some nostalgia for the physical processes, choosing the hybrid media for creation where technology and ways of doing result in a confusion between media and goals. Artists & Works: Miguel Aparicio,Horizontes, 2013 María Cañas, La mano que trina, 2015 Daniel Couberta Touzón, El hombre invisible, 2004 Alberto Gracia, microfugas#1, 2008 Gregorio Méndez Sáez, I'm Feeling Lucky, 2010 Andrés Pachón Arrones, Dioramas, 2013 Enrique Radigales, Dossier: La Ventana de la Escisión, 2008 ZEMOS98, El tenista, 2006

La exposición trata de piezas que reflexionan sobre lo específico del medio audiovisual, a través de temas como la conversión a digital o, también, las transformaciones estéticas y narrativas que el uso de determinados dispositivos tecnológicos acarrea. La ambigua referencia a la socorrida frase de Marshall McLuhan (El medio es el mensaje), marca distancias frente a la fe en el progreso profesada por el ideólogo de la aldea global y fundador de la teoría de la comunicación electrónica. De esta forma los vídeos participan de una cierta nostalgia por los procesos físicos, apostando por los métodos de creación híbridos, donde tecnologías y formas de hacer confunden medios con objetivos. Artistas y obras: Miguel Aparicio,Horizontes, 2013 María Cañas, La mano que trina, 2015 Daniel Couberta Touzón, El hombre invisible, 2004 Alberto Gracia, microfugas#1, 2008 Gregorio Méndez Sáez, I'm Feeling Lucky, 2010 Andrés Pachón Arrones, Dioramas, 2013 Enrique Radigales, Dossier: La Ventana de la Escisión, 2008 ZEMOS98, El tenista, 2006

There's a spring tradition that's been building over the last few years: Peeps diorama contests. Participants use those marshmallow birds and bunnies to put together all kinds of wacky and creative displays. We have Peeps diorama builders in New Hampshire. The Library Arts Center in Newport is holding its 4th annual Peeps Diorama Contest . The Center's Fran Huot joined All Things Considered to talk about the many joys of Peeps. I first heard about this tradition because of the Washington Post's annual Peeps competition . What made the Library Arts Center want to do a contest as well? We started the contest back in the spring of 2012, after one of our members brought the idea to us after seeing a similar arts organization in another state host a contest the previous year. We had seen the incredible contests hosted by the big urban newspapers such as the Washington Post and the Denver Post around the country. We were really intrigued with the idea and we wanted to bring it to our

New Releases. Interview for Rocket League. Uncharted 4 is delayed until 2016. PS4 Firmware 2.50 details. Vote on Just Cause 3’s collectors edition. Mortal Kombat X delayed on last-gen. EA’s PGA Tour is back. What we’re playing and watching. Review of the GAEMS Vanguard PGE. Review of Far Cry 4: Valley of the Yetis. Comedian is Sara Schaefer. http://psnation.com 2:10 - Borderlands: The Handsome Collection 10:40 - Bloodborne 14:40 - Skylanders Trap Team 16:30 - Rocket League 44:28 - Uncharted 4 45:02 - NFL 2k 1:00:12 - Just Cause 3 1:06:17 - PGA Tour 16 1:19:20 - High Heat Baseball 1:23:35 - Scram Kitty DX 1:24:58 - Destiny 1:26:10 - Forza Horizon 2 Break Music from Final Soldier 2:26:25 - Far Cry 4: Valley of the Yetis 2:42:25 - Zombie Army Trilogy Comedian is Sara Schaefer http://psnation.com

En esta ocasión, parte del equipo de Universo Saint Seiya que se encuentra en la zona de Tenerife (España) va a entrevistar a dos pesos pesados del mundo de Caballeros del Zodiaco dentro de sus respectivas temáticas. En la primera parte, nuestra invitada será Moneiba, a la que hemos bautizado "Creadora de Dioramas", quien nos contará cuales son las novedades expuestas en la "Tenerife SummerCon" que se realizó hace unas semanas, así como cuales son sus planes de futuro y como trabaja habitualmente. En la segunda parte, tenemos a un nuevo invitado que está pisando fuerte en el mundo del Cosplay. Se trata de Jota Vamps, quien arrasó en la "Tenerife SummerCon" vestido de Seiya de Pegaso, pero eso no es todo, porque su repertorio va más allá y aquí lo descubriremos. www.universosaintseiya.com

Many of us have fond memories of our first visit to a natural history museum with its imposing dinosaur skeletons, neatly arranged rows of butterflies, and those musty smells. For centuries, scientists explored and understood nature by collecting and cataloguing its stuff. But what role do natural history collections—and the museums that preserve, study, and exhibit them—play in a world where science has moved beyond collecting and naming? In their book, Dinosaurs and Dioramas. Creating Natural History Exhibitions (Left Coast Press, 2014) Sarah Chicone and Richard Kissel assert that natural history museums sit at the corner of science and art and as such have a vital role to play in today's world.

San Francisco Sketchfest is dorky goodness. I did a live Dork Panel with Todd Glass, Ron Funches and Janet Varney. Oh… I’ll have them back on individually because it was FASCINATING. Table setting, Dioramas and the PS4 are discussed. Not ENOUGH of any of it, but it was still super fun. Enjoy. NOTES Todd Glass is fantastic. Janet Varney of the Legend of  Korra rocks worlds. Ron Funches is happening. Janet's Podcast is The JV Club on Nerdist and iTunes Todd's Podcast is The Todd Glass Show ALSO on Nerdist and iTunes. This month’s sponsor of the show is Jeff Fullmer! He wrote Firebird Jim and you can get it here: I really fun and it's episodic. SO... more coming! DONATE folks… I’m working over here. or You can donate directly, get t-shirts and CDs, and order from our Amazon Banner on . Also, full schedule of stand up shows and live TDF’s are listed. Thanks for tuning in folks. is the podcast network The Dork Forest is a part of. Plenty of other podcasts there if you’re looking for them. Credits: Audio leveling by Music is by Website design by : who has his own Apps are available with the bonus contest:  or 

In which we discuss over The Skype Device the KAOH Diorama Contest 2012. With Greg Shine, Miss Demeanor of criminalcrafts.com, and contest winner Darcy Hood.

Steve Quinn has crafted the dioramas at the American Museum of Natural History for more than 35 years. Hear how these amazing displays of art and science come together from the expert himself.