Ian Draws: A Game of Thrones (Chapter 4)
Ned Stark and King Rob, chillin’. Jon Arin erhm I mean Arryn.
2013
“The Bridge on the River Kwai”: Will David Lean’s Epic Scope Conform to an Enneagram?
Last night’s Amazon Prime selection was the David Lean classic, The Bridge on the River Kwai. Lean, of course, is a director known for the epic. Before sitting down to a […]
I am seven, hear me … squirrel!
The best, most unique, and truly original usage of the enneagram here at St Carnival will not be found in the following post. It can, however, be found in the […]
Stuart Reads A Game of Thrones – Chapter 15
Chapter 15 – Sansa . . . Who? [quote]Eddard Stark had left before dawn, Septa Mordane informed Sansa as they broke their fast. “The king sent for him. Another hunt, […]
Ian Draws: A Game of Thrones (Chapter 2 & 3)
Read two chapters, drew two pictures. I should probably withdraw that claim that I’ll be drawing more than two drawings per chapter… Tree with a face. And uh. Errgh. These […]
Stuart Reads A Game of Thrones – Chapter 14
Before I get started, I should announce something. I am enjoying this book well enough that I’ve begun reading it aloud to Ian, who is an artist. He should be […]
Ian Draws: A Game of Thrones (Chapter 1)
It took me a bit to get into the mood and actually draw something but… Here’s a Dire Wolf.
Going Extinct
George Lucas and Steven Spielberg had a discussion about the future of the film business. If anyone can predict events in movie making it should be these guys, right? Click through. The […]
Stuart Reads A Game of Thrones – Chapter 13
Chapter 13 – Tyrion Back to Tyrion Lannister. If I’m not mistaken, he elected to stay behind in Winterfell rather than return south with his family and the others. I’m […]
Stuart Reads A Game of Thrones – Chapter 12
Chapter 12 – Eddard Back to Lord Stark, soon to be the Hand of the King, yes? This isn’t surprising. I expected we would return to Ned’s perspective after that […]