This was such fun. Think I should frame it.

The final moments of a Stranger Things episode often leave viewers with lingering emotions and a sense of anticipation. Season 5, Episode 8, stands out not only for its gripping storyline but also for its captivating end credit sequence. This sequence is more than just a roll of names; it is a carefully crafted piece of art that enhances the overall experience. Behind this visual treat are talented illustrators whose work brings the Stranger Things universe to life in a uniqu

"I’m writing to let everyone know I have some cool work in Stranger Things My niece, Lexi, works at a company in LA that makes credit sequences for TV shows and movies. This year, she had the pleasure of editing the end credits sequence for the series finale of  Stranger Things on Netflix . If you don’t watch Stranger Things, it’s a really fun show about kids battling monsters and bad guys in the ’80s. This is its fifth and final season, but the first season premiered back in

Poor exploding rats Demobat Clock School hallway Searched the internet to see the details for underside of this skateboard. Scary -to me to think of this happening I remember these

https://emmapalova123.podbean.com/e/author-and-illustrator-diana-magnuson-pens-garden-sleeping-garden-growing/ March. Noriko's Upper Peninsula garden on Lake Superior

An upcoming Young Adult novel written with a Swinomish elder at his request WIP. These take hours, but I really enjoy creating them.

https://www.audible.com/pd/Garden-Sleeping-Garden-Growing-Audiobook/B0G2D32M5C And a WIP drawing for the 2026 book ...And, I see I will be enlarging that hand

Garden Sleeping, Garden Growing: In and Around All Year Long Publisher:  Loving Healing Press Author:  Diana Magnuson ISBN-13:  PB 979-8-89656-046-3 / HC 979-8-89656-047-0 / eBook 979-8-89656-048-7 List Price:  PB $ 18.95 / HC $ 32.95 / eBook $ 5.95 Audiobook:  iTunes, Audible.com , Amazon Trim:  8.5 x 11 (36 pp) Audience:  9-12 years Pub Date:  10/01/2025 BISAC:  Juvenile Nonfiction/Gardening Juvenile Nonfiction/Science & Nature/Fossils Juvenile Nonfiction/Concepts/Seasons

Switched rooms with our bedroom. The adjoining room (via an arch) is the writing/reference/computer room — with a recliner for quietly working out schedules. Huge plants in the other room. Wonderful ambiance, and they remove some toxins.

How to Save a Sad, Lonely, Angry, and Mean Society Jan. 25, 2024  From me: Warning ;-) It's a long article. This topic is being discussed in our home. A couple of decades ago research stated art augments math and science in our brains. BY DAVID BROOKS, NYTIMES Opinion Columnist Recently, while browsing in the Museum of Modern Art store in New York, I came across a tote bag with the inscription, “You are no longer the same after experiencing art.” It’s a nice sentiment, I thou

Was always been intrigued by my photo of this tractor. A dear friend has a painting of a rusting gasoline pump. I always wanted to paint one similar to it. Here it is WIP. Final was juried into the 2022 International Acrylic show in Kenosha.

My thoughts during COVID. I have been very remiss during Covid-Time in responding to questions and contacts. I thought my website was set to forward emails earlier and it wasn't. It seems to be working now. I respond to emails within a couple of days

Created some years ago. Will rework to fit crises we experience worldwide now

I had a photo. It cried to be birds. I listened and with no idea of what I would do with it, I had fun. It's acrylic.