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April 21, 2008

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Sacre Bleu! I've heard of some individuals referred to as "a living doll," but...I guess you could say she has a certain je ne sais quois...

How wonderful! Thanks so much for sharing...and yes, as a doll artist, I found it particularly delightful.

That was so interesting. I love music videos, they have the potential of being so inventive and creative. At first it reminded me of the scene in A Nightmare Before Christmas when Sally was sewing her arm back on. After that it got deliciously creepy/slightly disturbing and yet remained quite fun. Thanks again for another great Monday video.

It is a very nice video. I am a fan of Emilie Simon's work.
I also want to point out that it is " March of the Empress", but "La Marche de l'Empereur" (masculine). which is actually the music for the penguin documentary of the same name. The English version of the movie "March of the Penguins" used another soundtrack.

She is an incredibly talented young musician.
Thank you for pointing out her work here. Her album Végétal is also notable for all its references to the land and to flowers (some that come even come to life). She paints beautiful images with her words and sounds.

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  • The Journal of Mythic Arts was a pioneering online magazine dedicated to Mythic Arts: literary, visual, and performance arts inspired by myth, folklore, and fairy tales. Published by The Endicott Studio, co-edited by Terri Windling & Midori Snyder, JoMA ran from 1997 to 2008.

    This blog was active from 2006 - 2008, and is kept online as an archive only. Please note that no new material has been posted since 2008, and links have not been updated.

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