#puppet workshop

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[viveela]

Maybe she's doing something wrong...

[minilev]

Sawtober 30: Together

[astronoglow]

[iz1331]

CHECK IT OUT!!! Check HIM out!!!!

A big "IN YOUR FACE" to those who complained about the "horrible CGI" of THIS SCENE...

... in the trailers.

As Tim, the cast and the people behind the production have said before, little to no CGI used in most of these close up scenes involving the characters. Practical effects for the win!!!

Puppetjuice only appeared for a couple of seconds in the film, but I would kill anyone who ever badmouths him 😤 I love him so much 😭

That tongue will give me "nightmares".

They used a puppet! Animatronics! IN THE LIKENESS OF KEATLEJUICE!!!

I thought it was Keaton with a mask on or something at first 😆

I want it/him 😭😭😭 This is awesome 🔥

Also, Winona/Lydia's fake bump/body in the background. So cool.

[outer-andromeda]

What 5 hours of puppet rigging does to a man (that's me I'm the man)

[nostalgicore]

Sesame Street at the Strong Museum of Play in Rochester, NY

[welcomehomeincorrectquotes]

Most popular theory I've seen for why Eddie is being targeted:

[blogfanreborn777]

The Puppeteer by Olga Erokhina

[trickstersaint]

Howdy! Took your workshop quiz twice and my main take away is that i suck at gift giving, lmao

I really enjoyed feading the results i got. Just curious about how many results there are and if you have any personal faves

as with most of my other quizzes there are nine possible results! nine things you could have created... nine things to take away from the workshop...

i don't know if i have any personal favorites... often with these i will have an impulse to go "oh this is the worst one" but that is. mean and unfair haha. i will say that the doll pulls at my heartstrings... it's not what i would have made, but i would have made it a few years back... you know what i mean. my result for this one was the statue which. i didn't expect and was rude of me to say to me. tbh. usually when i write these i have one that i have myself in mind for but this one hit me out of left field when i took the final quiz </3 many people in the tags going "oh i would love my creation with its imperfections... i think mistakes make the art what it is..." not me. i see or sense or imagine an imperfection in my work and i start losing my mind and bleeding from my eyes and twitching with anguish and the impulse to destroy. happy for you guys though

full results below! :) + quiz link if you haven't taken it yet!

[moldygreenblue]

I doubt that Brick-by-Brick is an adaptation of an unknown Welcome Home episode but honestly speaking, if indeed that's the case I NEED to know how that discussion went in the Writer's Room because all I'm thinking of is:

welcome home writer one: hey you know what would be a good idea of an episode?

welcome home writer two: no what?

wh writer one: we give the kids some early exposure to edgar allen poe!

wh writer two: smart idea! but what story of his should we do? there are so many to choose from...

wh writer one: i have two stories in mind already! in-universe, sally adapts the tell-tale heart as a play! but the main story we are adapting is the cask of amontillado! we can have the neighbors brick poppy up in her house, because frankly speaking we're limited due to how her puppet works!

wh writer two: that's brilliant surely this won't frighten our young audience and poppy's puppeteer! let's get writing!

[sandytrish008]

Since today is Sesame Street's 55th anniversary, did a little drawing to celebrate, with Big Bird and Elmo meeting their brazilian cousins: Garibaldo (blue and kinda creepy, but he chill) and Bel (from the 2007 series)

[the-mystical-aquatic-gay]

i like to think that in the tma universe, jim henson was actually an avatar of the stranger who just really wanted to make tv

[tiramegtoons]

Imagine you and The Snatcher meeting shadow puppet of Hat Kid and Mustache Girl

What both of you guys would do with them? :3

1. Persuade Snatcher to borrow the outfit for a while

2. ✨Vibe ✨

[not-your-asian-fantasy]

New from Sesame Workshop

Meet TJ! TJ is a second generation Filipino-American boy, and a proud kuya (older brother) to his baby sister. He's learning to speak Tagalog with his grandparents, and he is so proud when he gets to put it to use when his family comes to visit from California, where his parents are from. He loves it when they all get together so he can help his mom make lumpia with all the veggies he picked, and so he can play basketball and have a dance off with his cousins.

[blondebrainpowered]

Big Bird and Caroll Spinney

AP Photo/Sesame Workshop, Eddie Adam