http://hbml.org/fresh/2007/01/26/blue-tiger/ now closed! as in, no longer a business. working on the book... Sun, 05 Feb 2012 14:50:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 http://hbml.org/fresh/2007/01/26/blue-tiger/#comment-12900 jacob Sat, 29 Dec 2007 05:35:47 +0000 http://hbml.org/fresh/2007/01/26/blue-tiger/#comment-12900 silly-- noted and changed silly– noted and changed

]]> http://hbml.org/fresh/2007/01/26/blue-tiger/#comment-8460 Silly Fri, 17 Aug 2007 17:52:17 +0000 http://hbml.org/fresh/2007/01/26/blue-tiger/#comment-8460 I don't think there's an "i" in "tchotchkes" I don’t think there’s an “i” in “tchotchkes”

]]> http://hbml.org/fresh/2007/01/26/blue-tiger/#comment-426 Fujichia » beasts of the earth Mon, 29 Jan 2007 22:06:58 +0000 http://hbml.org/fresh/2007/01/26/blue-tiger/#comment-426 [...] doing some research about tigers the other day and then talking about bestiaries with james mcshane and kate schapira. bestiaries are books, classically from the middle ages, of drawings of animals of the world, often used to illustrate biblical or societal beliefs. they were drawn often with the only guidelines being physical descriptions and/or previous bestiaries, a system in which artistic idiosyncrasies and poetic turns become rapidly telephone-gamed and retranslated, then reworked into strident examples of god’s word made flesh. some gems: [...] […] doing some research about tigers the other day and then talking about bestiaries with james mcshane and kate schapira. bestiaries are books, classically from the middle ages, of drawings of animals of the world, often used to illustrate biblical or societal beliefs. they were drawn often with the only guidelines being physical descriptions and/or previous bestiaries, a system in which artistic idiosyncrasies and poetic turns become rapidly telephone-gamed and retranslated, then reworked into strident examples of god’s word made flesh. some gems: […]

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