For the third installment of this series, we’ll be looking at stores once devoted to the biggest entertainment company on Earth, a theatre that once played cult classics on the first weekend of the month, and creative ways to promote drinking milk. Big Apple Sales: Svedka is a mid-priced brand of vodka owned by New […]Read Post ›
“It had such a profound affect on me as a 9-year-old that it made me want to make films. The next day I got my parents’ Super 8 movie camera and started to do stop-motion animation with a clay dinosaur.” Peter Jackson Stop motion is an animated filmmaking technique in which objects are physically manipulated […]Read Post ›
Hello everybody. Its been a really busy month for me as I’ve been working in a community cafe for three months now, I’m back in Silver Blades skating, I celebrated the upcoming Halloween by watching horror movies on TV, played games like Super Mario Odyssey, and finished a kaiju stop motion that’s now up on […]Read Post ›
In this brand new installment of my musical expeditions, we’ll be looking at some record stores that once ruled Canada, an acrobatic tribute to the King of Pop, instruments held within national archives, and the first Hard Rock Cafe to grace the Great White North, as well as the second worldwide. Also, I should mention […]Read Post ›
A landmark is an object or feature of a landscape or town that is easily seen and recognized from a distance, especially one that enables someone to establish their location. A historical site is an official location where pieces of political, military, cultural, or social history have been preserved due to their heritage value. And […]Read Post ›
Hello everybody. Yet again, here is another look at sports venues, some local and others renowned, along with artifacts associated with some of the most prestigious athletes in American history. Now let’s get ready to rumble! Putt Luck: In June 1988, the Canadian Airborne Regimental Battle Group built a mini-putt golf course for the Village […]Read Post ›
Its been a long time since I’ve posted anything on this website as I have been busy with editing a video on Planet Hollywood and other real-life events, but now that I’ve found time to write on here, I’m gonna go back to a series I started two years ago yet never touched often – […]Read Post ›
Hello everybody. Its been a long time since I’ve written anything on this blog, but I am here with a new subgenre of my “Artworks I’ve Seen” posts that I started back in 2020. This one will focus on artworks in any shape or medium (pastel, wax, bronze, even animatronics) that depict famous people – […]Read Post ›
Hello everybody. Before the Beijing Olympics wrap up tonight with the Paralympics up ahead, lets take the perfect time to rescind on more sporting artifacts and venues I’ve seen in my life. But just a heads up, I went back to Part 1 and took out the “Artillery Park” section in favour of a write-up […]Read Post ›
Welcome back to my normal series of retrospectives based off pieces of artworks I’ve seen in person. While I am picking up from where we last left off, I’ll let you know that I’ve went back a few pages and added some additional pictures I missed the first time. They include the Los Angeles County […]Read Post ›
Splinky's Art Gallery 