A digital graduation short by Hungarian animator Anna Katalin Lovrity. To wit:
Somewhere, on an oceanic island, the forces of nature are still at work as in primeval times. A young, naive female tiger lives there in harmony with herself and nature. When her awakening femininity is noticed by an older male tiger, the young tigress is getting more and more scared by his heated approach.
BD writes:
This handsome lad has been hanging out in the lane way behind our house in D8, Kilmainham / Inchicore area the last few days. Well cared for, used to hoomans and very vocal. We’ve taken him in tonight and bringing him to our vets tomorrow for a microchip check. But in case he’s not bionic, is anyone missing a haus-tiger?
Anyone?
This morning.
Lois McGrath writes:
Across the road from The Coombe, Dublin 8…
Anyone?
Joxer writes:
Following on from the committee’s decision this week, I reckon these are gonna fly out the door once the anti-choicers get mobilised for next year’s referendum…
Earlier: It Begins
Phantom footage from Big Cat Rescue in Tampa Florida by Jeromy Hogue.
The cats are majestic. The treats are yummy. The motion is slow.
And we’re done here.
Tonight.
Grand Canal Dock, Dublin 2
Bob Coggins writes:
An installation by Tiger [beer] to announce the arrival of Tiger Dublin Fringe Festival…It’s anamorphic, so you only see a tiger from one place on the dock, don’t ya know…
‘sup?
Tonight.
Harcourt Street , Dublin.
Doesn’t look happy.
Anyone?
Yikes.
Spotted in Tiger, Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre in Dublin.
Thanks Michelle
Heather writes:
The Swan Centre in Rathmines really has it all this week. Here’s an interesting product in the new Tiger…
UPDATE:
Heather adds:
“……and here’s a lovely painting in the shop behind Tiger in the Squee Centre. Xmas gift, anyone?”
