Welcome to the Muppet Central Forum!
Jim Henson Idea Man
Back to the Rock Season 2
Bear arrives on Disney+
Sam and Friends Book
Buck-Beaver
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- Apr 16, 2002
- Messages
- 4,174
- Reaction score
- 162
I thought it would be a good idea to start a new thread listing all the different MC members who have puppetry blogs. The number has just exploded in the past year or two and with a lot of new people on the board I thought it would be a good idea for everyone to post a link to theirs along with a short description of what it's about and do a little shameless self-promotion. People may want to exchange links on their blogrolls, if they haven't done that already.
Maybe a mod can sticky this thread once it gets going?
I'll start with mine...
The PuppetVision Blog is (mostly) about puppetry in film, video and digital media (like the internet). I usually update it every other day and Tuesdays I do a "round up" of the puppet web series and podcasts on the web that have posted new episodes. It's averaging about 9,000 readers right now (actual people, not hits) which is absolutely mind-boggling to me because I usually think of puppetry as a pretty small niche-interest.
PuppetBuilding.com - I'm slowly trying to do a number of things with this site as time allows, but the front page is a blog that's usually updated a couple times per week with puppet building tutorials, information and examples of neat puppets from around the web.
Machin-X: Digital Puppetry - The Machin-X blog is about digital (computer generated) puppetry and machinima. It's mostly speculative stuff, because this is a very new area of puppetry only a few people are working in. Not updated frequently, but I try to get a few posts up every month.
Maybe a mod can sticky this thread once it gets going?
I'll start with mine...
The PuppetVision Blog is (mostly) about puppetry in film, video and digital media (like the internet). I usually update it every other day and Tuesdays I do a "round up" of the puppet web series and podcasts on the web that have posted new episodes. It's averaging about 9,000 readers right now (actual people, not hits) which is absolutely mind-boggling to me because I usually think of puppetry as a pretty small niche-interest.
PuppetBuilding.com - I'm slowly trying to do a number of things with this site as time allows, but the front page is a blog that's usually updated a couple times per week with puppet building tutorials, information and examples of neat puppets from around the web.
Machin-X: Digital Puppetry - The Machin-X blog is about digital (computer generated) puppetry and machinima. It's mostly speculative stuff, because this is a very new area of puppetry only a few people are working in. Not updated frequently, but I try to get a few posts up every month.
