Weekend 668.0
“This man blind from birth begins a journey not simply towards bodily sight, but towards the fullness of faith.” — Magnificat, March 2026, Vol. 27, No. 13 R. Corbelleti; Manhattan Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Disney
Weekend 663.1 (…falling down a spiral, destination unknown)
I’ve been using ChatGPT this weekend to revisit Playmobil365. There’s a beautiful book on my desk called Tolkien: Maker of Middle Earth by Catherine McIlwaine and AI is giving me Continue Reading →
Weekend 660.1 (‘new patterns of old colours’)
“In order to bring light into their churches, to build them as if they were soaring traceries of stone meant to serve as delicate frames for stories told in color Continue Reading →
Weekend 655.1 (The kids are all right…)
I’ve been in a bit of a creative desert the last six months. My Flickr uploads are equally uninspiring. My travel schedule has been obnoxious and my personal time exceptionally Continue Reading →
Independence Day (Weekend) 2025
Nice holiday weekend. I saw fireworks with a friend and drank gratuitous amounts of coffee. This post does a great job of representing my interests— Bermuda, Disney (before Eisner and Continue Reading →
Eastern Air Lines at the 1964/1965 World’s Fair
This is a photograph of the Eastern Air Lines pavilion at the 1964/65 New York World’s Fair. Special transportation would whisk you away from JFK and LaGuardia Airport(s) right to Continue Reading →
Weekend 645.0
“When the tempest rages, take refuge in the recesses of the heart of Jesus and be consoled by that hope which his promises constantly bring to full bloom in every Continue Reading →
Weekend 642.0
Kingdom Hearts needs an ATARI box. (1) Kingdom Hearts 4’s Latest Tease Could Be the Spark that Starts a Wildfire (GAMERANT)
Final Atari Box, Part 4
Concepts for the foldable poster that’s included in the game box.
Weekend 637.0 (A tree growing on Main Street)
(1) The 8-bit arcade font, deconstructed: This simple typeface took over the arcade. (VOX) (2) A scan from Poster Art of the Disney Parks by Danny Handke and Vanessa Hunt. Continue Reading →