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LEGO Art by PBS Off Book

LEGO Art by PBS Off Book
I love Lego’s and these mini documentaries that PBS Off Book puts out and the latest of all the ones they have put out, is getting a ton of hits! The mini documentary features LEGO’s one of the most beloved toys in the world and how they have evolved from simple childhoods toy to an art form. In this episode you meet three LEGO artists Sean Kenney, Alex Kobbs and Nathan Sawaya who have made beautiful mosaics, amazing stop-motion videos, thoughtful sculptures, and have turned these tiny building blocks into a true artistic medium. Pretty amazing stuff I really enjoyed this one. Watch it Lego Art by PBS Off Book below.

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A 25th Anniversary GIF Mashup 8-bit Dubstep by Off Book @ PBS

A 25th Anniversary GIF Mashup 8-bit Dubstep by Off Book @ PBS
To continue celebration of GIF’s check out this youtube video “A 25th Anniversary GIF Mashup set to 8-bit Dubstep” produced by Off Book a PBS special. OFF Book compiled some of the more recognizable GIFs that we have all used at least once or twice or even seen. They mashed them all together threw in some 8-bit Dubset type sounds by Known To Be Lethal to fit the perplexity of the pixels. Check out the original story I wrote about Animated GIFs: The Birth of a Medium by Off Book. Both equally cool videos a must see.

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PBS Animated GIFs: The Birth of a Medium by Off Book


Check out this short documentary of an in-depth look into history of animated GIFs, produced by Kornhaber Brown PBS Off Book. Which gives some insight into internet history, animation, online art, online animation, gif art and anwsers questions It’s “gif” not “jif” Why? GIF stands for “graphic interchange format” not “jraphic interchange format.”
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PBS Kids Go! WordGirl “The Rise of Miss Power”


If you haven’t heard of WordGirl it is a Scholastic Media’s Emmy-winning series on PBS Kids Go! WordGirl fights against bullying in the all new one-hour episode “The Rise of Miss Power.” Using the power of words to help instead of harm premiers February 20, 2012. Check your local listing for air-time.
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