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Uploaded by on May 4, 2007

It is more a less a birthday gift to myself. I've been drawing it on every page of Moby Dick (using two books to get both sides of each page) for months. The soundtrack is built from searching "moby dick" on You Tube (I was looking for Orson's Preacher from the the John Huston film)... you find tons of Led Zep and drummers doing Bonzo and a little Orson... makes for a nice Melville in the end.

Cinqo de Mayo I turn Forty. Ahhhhhhh the French Champagne.
http://web.futureofthebook.org/itinplace/archives/2007/05/moby_w

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  • (I just started listening to the first hour of this weekend's To The Best Of Our Knowledge, heard a clip of your creation, paused the program, and ran to my computer to hear more.)

  • thanks for pointing that out to me. I had no idea.

  • thanks for pointing that out to me. I had no idea 

  • I just had to go to a gallery featuring you in oakville for a school project and i loved the idea and the drawings, but i loved the movie even more.

  • cool.  GLad you saw the show.

  • NICE WORK, MAN.

    We just talked about this at the Halloween gig and I rushed home to check it out.

    There's a lot going on here- Very deep- and impressive.

  • it is not at its best here, but I still like it

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  • Whose voice is it?

  • This is AWESOME! An intense flood of images, ideas, sound, motion, emotions - that crash into the perceiver and wash over him like a wave; leaving him, in the end, staring out at the receding water, alone, yet at one with the ocean.

  • Excuse the construction of the sentence below. I did not double check it after I crammed in all of the info. I think you get the message, though.

  • Moby Dick Father Mapple is found under a John Huston search is now on YouTube, but it is probably too late for you.

  • incredible and beautiful work. congratulations!

  • muy bueno!!!

    saludos

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