Wednesday, November 18, 2009

A film about this blog!

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69 comments:

  1. Congratulations, Sophie! What a great video- have fallen even more in love with your project... Am going to keep my eyes wide-open on my commutes now- who knows, right?! ;P

    Ex

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  2. What a lovely film!!! So much in such a short time span. I loved to see you paint! I want a film about my blog too! :D

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  3. Wonderful! I love your work and have started reading Missed Connections for fun. You're right that once you starting reading them, you see them everywhere! Thanks for your work in making these "unfinished stories" into art.

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  4. i want you to know i love this blog! you are one of my favorites.

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  5. wow congratulations! i love the real life representations of your visions. Great blog, you're super talented.
    sending hugs
    xx

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  6. Congrats! I've been following your blog for some time and I'm in love with it. This video was amazing and it was so nice to see you talk about your work.

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  7. That was lovely to watch. I especially agree with a lot of what you were saying about living in a big city and passing people by.

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  8. it's so lovely! (just like your pieces!)

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  10. Congrats! I love your blog, and this video was great, especially in showing how you make your beautiful illustrations.

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  11. This was so great - I loved the dramatizations of your art.

    And I love your blog!

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  12. bravooooooooo sophie :) but you were amazing before the film. but it is nice to put a face to the artist :)

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  13. Hey, I follow your blog and absolutely love it! The quirky situations and great illustrations make me smile. Just wanted you to know I featured you in a post: http://joiedejane.blogspot.com/2009/11/missed-connections.html
    Congrats on the film and keep up the great work!

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  14. I love your images. You are a great artist and I can't wait for each new one!

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  15. Lovely is the only word. Thanks for sharing!

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  17. Congratulations! I also am a big fan of your site, your work, your inspiration. Thank you for posting this to share.

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  18. Great work, I really loved the video and really enjoyed discovering your work.
    Congrats!

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  20. How wonderful for you, Sophie. I love this.

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  21. Beautiful video — congratulations! I love how the lighting, hues, and music are all stylistic of your pieces.

    Keep up the great work!

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  22. Fantastic doc Sophie, love the recreations (wanted to see "We Shared a Bear Suit" in there too!) congrats and looking forward to the next illustration!

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  23. I love your work, and the film is great. :)

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  24. how cool is this blog! it was nice to see you paint and see you at work. nice to see the illustrations come to life.

    so many missed connections out there! thanks for sharing.

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  25. Hi Sophie! I'm a frequent visitor in Ny and I cannot but agree with what you say about feeling invisible when lost in a big town... it's a tuff feeling as it makes you believe you might be worth nothing, but still there are so many possible connections in the air that make you feel you're in the perfect place to take your chance in life.. Thank you for your wonderful work! You're amazing!!! C

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  26. Dear Sophie, You create poetry for the eyes. Thank you for sharing your work on your blog. I was recently at Copperfield's Books in Calistoga, CA, when a particularly appealing children's book caught my eye. "These illustrations are so spirited, so purposeful, yet still so delicate," I thought. "And the style is so familiar." I flipped back to the cover, and lo and behold, saw your name. "Of course!" I thought. And now that book, Red Butterfly, is back at home with me in Rhode Island, and is a treasured memento of my California vacation.

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  27. I love your blog - you are wonderful!

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  28. everything about this i love...along with the messy haired guy at the bookshop and the shy guy on the till in the foodhall who smells like a real life gingerbread man and blushes when he smiles

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  29. aaahhh it makes my heart want to burst. thank you.

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  30. Cool video! I liked it.

    But..... Don't you think lots of connections (perhaps a majority) are intentionally missed? I can think of numerous reasons: shyness, fear of rejection, coming off a bad connection, already married, racial/religious/gender stereotyping, low self-esteem, etc. It's said that where there's a will, there's a way. Is it likewise true that if there's no will, there no way?

    Too many connections are not missed; they're sabotaged.

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  31. Fantastic idea Sophie! Your interpretations are so darn hilarious... thought provoking... colorful... fun... wonderful! You are an inspiration.

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  32. Love it, love it, love it.

    Just discovered you through the video, and so glad I did. You make NYC a better place.

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  33. Dear Sophie,

    Someone sent me a link to your blog a couple of months ago saying I would probably like it. "Like" is an understatement. I had a similar project in mind some years ago, but not being a great illustrator, just contented myself with posting the texts of the strangest missed connection I could find. With your incredible talent you've done something more beautiful than I could have even imagined. As one commenter said above, it's like poetry for the eyes.

    I'm glad they've taken the time to put together a video which showcases your labour of love so well.

    All the best!

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  34. Congratulations! I'm a big fan of your series - the video showcases it so well.

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  35. I love your blog! It is so nice to see the artist behind the work, and the video was as eloquent as your illustrations.

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  37. So nice to see the person behind this incredible blog! Your illustrations are amazing and your creativity is applauded and appreciated! Please keep them coming!

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  38. I just stumbled upon this blog... I have to tell you.

    Quite awhile ago I found out my first and only crush (who had liked me but acidentally set me up with another guy) had stopped liking me. Just dropped it. I was just crushed because - my whole life - I had never let myself like another like that before. I called my best friend to tell her the news and before I knew it her really great guy friend (who I have yet to meet) grabbed the phone from her and said "Hello beautiful. Tell me about your day." I was so taken back I could hardly speak. I later found out out you live your life in a wheelchair and it has not been an easy road for you. I just wanted to thank you for making me feel beautiful when I felt completely rejected. You are incredible and I hope to meet you someday.

    I am sorry if a comment is not the place to put these stories.. but I couldn't resist! I've always wanted to tell someone that. Thank you for the oppertunity to say it.

    This is a beautiful blog. :)

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  39. Great video, Sophie, it explains a lot. Just wanted to tell you that I stop by every Sunday morning to see what's new and to post a link to your site from my page on Multiply so my friends can visit too.

    Lord knows how many connections I've missed over the years and I still think about many of them.

    MT C

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  40. Amazing!! This blog has brought my husband and I such Sunday morning joy. Your work is stunning. Thank you!

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  41. Here's a snippet from the French film "Happily Ever After" with a "missed connection."

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFtw8G5nSI4

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  42. Loved the video, love your brain! I wish i lived near you.

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  43. Congratulations! So happy for you!

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  44. It's hard to know what to do in the moment, though, isn't it? You can get up your courage and lay it all on the table. You can be bold and fight for love or passion or commitment or whatever it is you think you have a chance of. It takes courage...


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  46. Hi Sophie, I shared this film on my twitter, I hope you don't mind.
    Congratulations on your beautiful work!

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  48. such great art - very inspiring. i like how you have a little nervousness in your voice - its kinda exciting.

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  50. I use to read these when I lived in NY with a similar fascination. I love your work and your blog, so glad I found it.

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  51. This is brilliant - great work Sophie! you are a fantastic artist!

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  52. I must know who makes the beautiful music in the background! If anyone knows, please contact me at:

    youmey0u at yahoo.com

    Thanks so much!<3

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  53. I love your work! It is so inspiring and beautiful. Thank You!!

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  54. I am new to this blog, and although somehow attracted to it already was wondering what the real concept of this blog is, how are the pics posted.. This is when I went thru this lil clip that helped me understand it completely.
    Great blog! Amazing!! I will drop by regularly to go through them all.
    Thanks.

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  58. Great article. Excellent writing. I love to read articles that are informative, Thanks again for a nice site.

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  59. 2 hours to do the illustration. A lifetime to find the 2 hours!

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  61. reminds me of this scene from Waking Life

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDWEkzaBULQ

    any given moment, right.

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