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Monday, June 10, 2013

Sesame Street

Goal! Jason Kottke was sharing this very photo exactly on my birthday, last week. The original Sesame Street cast, complete with one of my all-time favorite bird characters and truly 20th Century icon, Big Bird.
Apropos, this image below shows Jim Henson's finished colour sketch of his initial "goofy" vision for Big Bird. Here, the bird looks noticeably slimmer than how the actual puppet came to be (via):

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3 comments:

  1. YMonday, June 10, 2013

    I love how he has a beard.

    "what's important in this drawing, for clarity and so forth?"


    "ummmmmmmm.... beard."

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  2. Florian SatzingerTuesday, June 11, 2013

    Hahaha, right. 'Love that detail, too!

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  3. UnknownSunday, December 07, 2014

    Sesame Street is one of my favorite shows. I am 24 years old now and I still watch this kind of shows. I have so many sesame street characters and pictures in my own collection.
    sesame street characters pictures

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