Am curious with all of the creativity of woodworkers, that no one since the 1940s has attempted to a comic book for chldren on wood-working. Hoping to have a grand child myself one day, I decided to make an attempt of forest folk tale and a story appropriate for children in an animation format
As a first attempt at animation, it is as crude as the lumberjacks it portrays. But it offers a hint why the forest survives the outslaught of greedy woodworkers clear cutting a forest.
Unfornately, I have pulled from YouTube for editing.
-- Thanks to the Wood Spirit, Tom
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clieb91
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#1 posted 04-12-2013 02:22 AM
Nicely done Tom. Just curious is there a reprint of the comic you referred to available? I am always looking for story books and such that refer to woodworking for my daughter.
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#2 posted 04-12-2013 12:36 PM
Actually my inspirition was from the 1940s and a lot of vocational films about students and making their minds up about woodworking as a career. Check the link for a neat poster asking for lumber for the war effort. That drove me to my current quest .
-- Thanks to the Wood Spirit, Tom
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