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Music
Rasputina, Dead Can Dance, Mouth Music, Delerium, Qntal, Loreena McKennitt, Troubadours Of British Folk (Series), Caroline Lavelle, Terry Hall & Mushtaq, Azam Ali, Angels of Venice, Blackmore’s Night, Medieval Baebes, Radiohead, Sigur Ros, Squirrel Nut Zippers, Solas, Deanta, Boiled in Lead, They Might Be Giants, The Oysterband, Brian Setzer, Hem, Happy Rhodes, Clannad, Stellamara, Blind Divine, Beck, Unto Ashes, Be Good Tanyas, Djinnistan, Saluki Regicide, Webbed Hand Records, Projekt Records, much more.
Movies
Brazil, The City of Lost Children, Time Bandits, Amelie, A Very Long Engagement, Chocolat, Monsoon Wedding, Possession, Under the Tuscan Sun, The Brothers Quay Collection, Alice directed by Jan Svankmajer, Enchanted April, A Room with a View, Spirited Away, Princess Mononoke, Howl's Moving Castle, Practical Magic, I Capture the Castle, The Hours, The Enchanted Cottage
The Secret of Roan Innish, Twin Peaks, Into the West, Faerie Tale a True Story
The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes, Neil Gaiman’s Neverwhere, MirrorMask, Carnival of Souls, Pandaemonium, The Fisher King, The Day the Earth Stood Still
The Adventures of Baron Munchhausen, The Nightmare Before Christmas, The Corpse Bride, The Phantom of the Opera, much more...
My Website is TheDreamingPlace.com, where you can see what I am making and selling as well as find out more about what I am doing and what I am interested in.
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It's where I do most of my postings, if you are there, say hello. I will try to post here more often though.
I am a jewelry designer, artist, bibliophile, anthropologically inclined ethnophile who's insanely curious, a lover of all things odd and eccentric and admitted clotheshorse. I love finding treasures in unexpected places and recognizing them for their uniqueness, taking old things and making them new and different and making my very own creations.
My background and education include 8 years of college, with majors in Theatre Arts, Fine Arts, Graphic Design, Psychology, Anthropology and Journalism. You might say I have a well rounded education. I am a mother of four wonderful teenage boys who are my greatest joy. I have also been known to dabble in music as well and spent time as a folk music coffeehouse producer and host, as well as concert organizer.
I believe that my experiences and life in general has given me a unique and holistic approach to art and life.
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Hey, do you remember a song in the '80s that used samples from Rocky and Bullwinkle? I can't remember the name of the group. I just remember a sample of Bullwinkle saying, "Hey, Rocky!" over and over. Hee.
Thank you for visiting our Victorian Elegance page – and your friendship to it. This page is dedicated to our first film, the gothic western Shroud.
We are dedicated to creating roles for women in film that showcase the full wonder of being a girl. Hollywood has long relegated women to prostitutes, servile wives, vicious vamps, helpless girlfriends or self-obsessed and psychopathic porn stars – a childish predilection that is frequently more insulting than entertaining.
As a challenge to this common misogyny, we have recently finished Shroud. The story follows a young Dutch bride who, having suffered the loss of her beloved father, must journey to America to locate her missing husband. With her mischievous little brother in tow, she begins to unravel a 300-year old mystery and the fate of her husband. Intelligent, faithful, resourceful and impeccably dressed, she proves the old proverb: the only thing greater than the love of a wife, is the wrath of a widow.
Please visit our site over the next few weeks as new pictures, screensavers, and movie clips will be forthcoming. We hope you enjoy our work and our message and we hope to hear from each of you.
