A tribute to Philip K. Dick.

Although many people don’t know, the Tin Woodman did have heart before Dorothy arrived and then out (very unpleasant) after many adventures on and off the yellow brick road. He was in love with a watering can that never responded loved him cos she preferred to flit from flower to flower. When she finally walked away, his heart, made of a patch of his chest, was swept away by the wind that often often blowing in Oz, a country that connects directly to Arkansas, which is a fact that we do know all.

What a surprise to see, albeit rather belatedly, that on the website of Antena 3 (the TV channel), published a story about the launch of the portal ideas4all, for which I made drawings for a video presentation that illustrates this new! It has made me dream, dear.

Erik, the viking lover, feeding his wrench dragon.

Humm… after a japanese video, I have to show another one: «Popo Loouise», a really pretty (or cute, as you prefer) animated video from the japanese music group «Kuricorder Quartet».

«Chim Chim Cher-ee», the Oscar winning song from Mary Poppins, the 1964 musical motion picture, was written by the «Sherman Brothers» and it was originally sung by Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke. This is a pretty japanese animated version, I don’t know the author… yet.

In 1990, Sienkiewicz painted the Classics Illustrated adaptation of the novel Moby-Dick. Yo can see more pictures of this album in his own web page.