My next two Avatar posts are a countdown of my favorite episodes. I promise I will write my review of the series as well as a rundown of the show’s concept and design in the near future (This week actually.) Though I obviously love everything about Avatar, there are some especially fulfilling episodes for me as a historian andContinue reading “My Top 20 Favorite Episodes of Avatar the Last Airbender: 20-11”
Monthly Archives: September 2015
Month of Art: Day 21, Avatar the Last Airbender Fanart (Part 2)
For this post, I will count down some of my favorite Fan Art for Avatar. This was hard. Not because there were too many to choose from. It was difficult to find any that impressed me. As I said before, the majority were Zuko fan art and “Zutara” love pictures. (There are too many poorContinue reading “Month of Art: Day 21, Avatar the Last Airbender Fanart (Part 2) “
Month of Art: Day 21, Avatar the Last Airbender Fanart (Part 1)
I just finished watching Avatar the Last Airbender with my brother Marty Jr. After reflecting, I realized yet again how much I love the show. I will release maybe four or five subsequent posts related to it. This post will have fan art I collected from online. These are not ones I particularly like (That isContinue reading “Month of Art: Day 21, Avatar the Last Airbender Fanart (Part 1) “
The Most Visually Beautiful Animated Films: 31-27
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(Background for The Jungle Book (1967) ) Here are the final five films for the first half of my list. I have just realized I have a lot of Japanese films on this list. No worries. The two greatest animation producers are Japan and the…
The Most Visually Beautiful Animated Films: 36-32
Most of the films in this next list I have not seen for one reason or another. May we both learn something new from this post! 36. Les Triplettes de Belleville (The Triplets of Belleville), 2003 One of two films directed by Slyvain Chomet I will mention on this list, this is one ofContinue reading “The Most Visually Beautiful Animated Films: 36-32”
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