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Afiche PKNB#19 ¡10 años!

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PechaKucha San Antonio Presents: Volume 44

The first PechaKucha of 2024 coming to the eastside at the Carver Community Cultural Center. Photo: Ben Yanto, used with permission. PechaKucha San Antonio, the global arts and culture series that …

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PechaKucha Presentation: That Time I (Unknowingly) Became a Video Game Char

Kert Gartner is, suffice to say, very familiar with the indie game genre having created trailers for a good number of indie games over the l

Not sure if it's been posted onto Tumblr yet, but here's a video of Kert Gartnet talking about Hypnospace Outlaw and his character, Dylan Merchant!

EDIT: Found a YouTube upload of it!

Since the video contains fanart, here's all of the artists I could find. Let me know if I missed anyone! @badweatherfrend @skullsmillion @endater @commodore65 @jezzo

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Mini pechakucha feedback

- collecting other things - memories

- Is it about the Jurassic coast as a whole or areas of the coast

- My experience of these places, the things I took away

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Mini PechaKucha Notes

Image 1 - Jurassic Coast - stretches 95 miles from Old Harry Rocks to Orcombe Point and holds 185 million years of history.

Image 2 - The Slow Movement - refers to doing things at the right speed rather than striving to do things faster. This often means slowing down, doing less and prioritising spending the right amount of time on the things that matter to you.

Image 3 - to begin my research I went to explore part of the jurassic coast, this photo was taken on the walk to hurdle door.

Image 4 - Durdle Door - is part of the jurassic coast which is located within the lulworth estate and is a natural limestone arch that was formed when the waves eroded the rock and forged a hole in the middle.

Image 5 - Beach combing - whilst at durdle door, we did some beach combing and fossil hunting. Beach combing is when an individual searches the beach for things or interest or value, in my case, we mostly looked for sea glass and fossils.

Image 6 - Lulworth cove - is another part of the jurassic coast I explored, which is about a 30 minute walk from durdle door.

Image 7 - this is an ammonite fossil that was found in lulworth and is now displayed in a museum section of their visitors centre. Ammonite fossils are one of the most common to find in this area.

Image 8 - As a part of my research, I also looked at Mary Anning who was a pioneering palaeontologist and fossil collector. She was born in Lyme regis which is another area along the jurassic coast. She was the first to find various fossils in the jurassic coast, including the first Plesiosaurus.

Image 9 - these are the things I collected during my trip the durdle door from beach combing. I collected chalk which had broken off of the cliff, as well as a piece of rock that had fallen off the cliff, a small shell and various pieces of sea glass of different sizes and colours.

Image 10 - I began experimenting for my final outcome creating a print of an ammonite fossil through the use of Lino cutting.

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PechaKucha Night Birmingham Vol. 27! https://www.pechakucha.com/events/vol27bbc-400

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As fate would have it, the line-up of speakers included more young people than usual, including a junior high school student, two high schoolers, and two uni students. It was definitely inspiring to see such a high level of social awareness among these presenters.

-PechaKucha Night Nishinomiya organizer, Brent Jones