In this episode of the Geekare Humanum podcast, Sindre and Renate discuss: Theodor Kittelsen paintings, Anubis: Dog of Death, The Lonely Island, Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping.
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This is a video adaptation of my How Terry Pratchett’s ‘Going Postal’ Champions The Public Postal Service article.
“Going Postal is possibly almost prophetic, you know. It’s about buying businesses, tearing them down. And I think we should remember where we’ve been and how we’ve got here. Because if you don’t know where you’ve been and how you got here, you don’t know where you’re going.”
This is a video adaptation of my The Art of Theodor Kittelsen article.
The Norwegian artist Theodor Kittelsen is my favorite painter. During his career as an illustrator he defined the look of trolls, Norwegian folklore, and The Black Death in Norway. The video includes some of his best paintings, and explains what makes his art so great.
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Issue #2 of an action comedy comic book series about the Egyptian god Anubis, doomed to live as a tiny purse dog in LA.
The comic is written by me, and drawn by John Barry Ballaran.
I recently released the ninth page of my Anubis: Dog of Death comic.
The page features a cameo of one of my all-time favorite YouTube groups, Blame Society Films.
A slow and sombre remix of the 1993 commercial jingle for the Sofa Shop in Adelaide, Australia.
The Sofa Shop is a recurring inside joke on The Unmade Podcast.
Here are ten of my favorite songs from Disney animated movies.
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7. One Last Hope from Hercules
Almost a year ago, I shared my favorite song from each ‘Miracle of Sound’ album.
I later made a Top 10 or Top 5 list for each album, depending on how big the album was to begin with.
Here’s a drawing I commissioned from Len Peralta back in 2010.
It is me as a private in the United Nations Intelligence Taskforce, a fictional military organization from the BBC science-fiction program Doctor Who.
In December of 2005, after just having discovered Doctor Who, I was watching the show’s behind-the-scenes spin-off show, Doctor Who Confidential.
This is a video I made for the Jonathan Coulton song ‘Just As Long As Me’ in December of 2010.
It features pictures of the very tall and very funny comedian Stephen Merchant.
I first discovered “the 4th most popular folk comedy duo in New Zealand” through listening to their first studio album on repeat with a friend while we were having a long drive to a cabin trip in 2010.