Scott Wood explores the impact of early cell phones through a humorous and nostalgic lens, reflecting on their influence on modern life and speculating on how they could have altered history if introduced a million years ago. Known for his "Quibbley" cartoon strip and contributions to Porsche, Wood combines wit and creativity to examine the evolution of communication technology and its societal implications.
Engaging creativity is at the heart of this unique coloring book, featuring a selection of Scott Wood's favorite cartoons from "The Animal Kingdom." Presented in black and white outlines, readers are invited to add their own colors using any medium they prefer, from markers to crayons. Inspired by Wood's playful style, this interactive experience allows colorists to either replicate his original hues or explore their own artistic choices. Scott Wood, known for his comic strip "Quibbley" and collaborations with various companies, brings his whimsical charm to this coloring adventure.
Scott Wood's artistic talent shines through his playful and imaginative illustrations, which blend humor with creativity. His unique style invites readers into a vibrant world filled with clever characters and delightful scenes, encouraging both enjoyment and engagement. This book promises a colorful experience that appeals to both the young and the young at heart, making it a perfect addition for anyone looking to explore the joys of drawing and coloring in a whimsical context.
Scott Wood's artistic talent shines through his playful and imaginative drawings, filled with humor and charm. Each illustration invites readers into a vibrant world where creativity knows no bounds. The book showcases a delightful blend of wit and whimsy, making it a perfect companion for both art enthusiasts and casual doodlers. Wood's unique style encourages readers to explore their own artistic expressions while enjoying the lighthearted themes presented throughout the pages.
Imagined humor experienced and expressed by numerous species, including sea creatures and selected members of the insect community, as seen through the eyes of internationally known cartoonist, Scott Wood. Please read and enjoy it. Your dog and cat may enjoy it as well. Ask them.
How long has a corpse been staring out at passengers on the tube? Was London Bridge really shipped abroad by an American thinking he'd bought Tower Bridge? Did the Queen really mix with the crowds as a princess on VE Day? And did Hitler actually want to live in Balham? Where are there razor blades hidden and where did all these parakeets come from? Did they really belong to Jimi Hendrix? Urban legends are the funny, frightening and fierce folklore people share. Just like the early folk tales that came before them, which were attempts to explain the spiritual world, these tales are formed from reactions to spectacular events in the modern world, and reflect our current values. From royal rumours to subterranean legends, Scott Wood has researched and written about them with a sense of wonder, humour and a keen eye. He finds the truth, the myth and the lies amongst these tales.
La Moskitia Desde Adentro es un libro que procura aclarar varios aspectos del origen del Miskito, su lengua, su cultura, su forma de gobernarse, el reinado entre los siglos XVI y XVIII, etc. También este libro hace un esfuerzo por aclarar que los Miskitos son un pueblo Pre-Colombino y no como dicen algunos historiadores, un pueblo post colombino. El libro admite el mestizaje de los Miskitos con negros y blancos lo que obligadamente ha provocado cambios significativos en el fenotipo del nativo, pero esto no hizo desaparecer como pueblo, ya que conserva su lengua y cultura. La Moskitia Desde Adentro es el resultado de 20 años de investigaciones y de consultas realizadas por el autor, por lo que el autor aspira que este libro se convierta en un texto de consulta para los centros educativos de primaria, secundaria y también de apoyo a las investigaciones Universitarias en el futuro.