Showing posts with label legends. Show all posts
Showing posts with label legends. Show all posts

Thursday, March 26, 2015

Portfolio Wolverine

 I did illustrations for this short "The Wolverine: The Fight of the James Bay Cree" by Rezolution Pictures back in 2014. 

If you are in Quebec City next month, make sure to check out "the International Uranium Film Festival coming to Quebec City April 15th-25th! 
"The Wolverine: The Fight of the James Bay Cree" will be screening at the opening ceremony". 

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If you are also in Toronto April 28, 30 and May 2nd, you can also catch Wolverine screening at the International Canadian Documentary Festival @ Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival

box office link>>

#StandAgainstUranium #UraniumFreeFuture

Here is the trailer available on Vimeo:



It also premièred at the Berlin uranium film fest last fall. 

A big niawenkowa / mishtii jininaskumitinawao to Rezolution Pictures for this visual creative opportunity.

Akuda, wachiya - ATS

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Sunday, January 6, 2013

01-06-2013 Listen To Your Heart

Computer Art:// 01-06-2013/ Listen To Your Heart / Revisiting Cree Legends... #Peace -ats
Amanda T. Sam, 01-06-2013, @ouwaah, 787x1000px 72 DPI
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Monday, October 15, 2012

Nikwaasuu piisim 10152012

© Amanda T. Sam, 2012. "nikiwaasuu piisim"

[click on image for full view]
... #nikwaasuu #piisim #ouwaah #amandatsam

Monday, July 16, 2012

The roots of Jim (James) Saahuun

From my portfolio...
Amanda T. Sam [Page 2] "A Day in the Life of A Daydreamer" (2010)
Jim (James) Saahuun made his first ever appearance in one of 
my art book projects titled "A Day in the Life of A Daydreamer." 
(Amanda T. Sam, Dawson College. Artists Books & Graphic Novels. Winter, 2010. Print. Page 2)
This is one of the excerpts from the art book project.

Again in another project for another course... "Insomnia" (2010)
Amanda T. Sam, "Insomnia" (2010)

Wednesday, December 10, 2008

The Legend of Ayaashauu



This is one of my fav' legends growing up. Hearing about the witches with the pointy elbows use to scare me as a kid.. not as much as the eduum uushtekawn (disembodied dog head) lol

If only I didn't have such a short attention span, I would give Trad. Storytelling a shot too.