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Feature: Seattle’s Indie Animator Tess Martin
Filmmaker Tess Martin gives new meaning to paper cuts
Category: seattlepi.com teaser headlines More Seattle animators:Clyde PetersenWebster CromwellBritta JohnsonStefan Gruber LOCAL ANIMATION SHOWCASEThursday, March 4 at 8 p.m., Zeitgeist Coffee Seattle animators are bucking the computer animation trend, using lo-fi techniques to create lovely little films. See for yourself at the (free!) Local Animation Showcase, featuring work by the artists profiled in the March issue of Seattle…
Feature: Seattle’s Indie Animator Clyde Petersen
Clyde Petersen operates on multiple planes
Category: seattlepi.com teaser headlines More Seattle animators:Webster CromwellBritta JohnsonStefan GruberTess Martin LOCAL ANIMATION SHOWCASEThursday, March 4 at 8 p.m., Zeitgeist Coffee Seattle animators are bucking the computer animation trend, using lo-fi techniques to create lovely little films. See for yourself at the (free!) Local Animation Showcase, featuring work by the artists profiled in the March issue of Seattle…
Feature: Seattle’s Indie Animator Webster Cromwell
Local artist Webster Cromwell proves that creativity travels at the speed of 12 frames per second
Category: seattlepi.com teaser headlines More Seattle animators:Clyde PetersenBritta JohnsonStefan GruberTess Martin LOCAL ANIMATION SHOWCASEThursday, March 4 at 8 p.m., Zeitgeist Coffee Seattle animators are bucking the computer animation trend, using lo-fi techniques to create lovely little films. See for yourself at the (free!) Local Animation Showcase, featuring work by the artists profiled in the March issue of Seattle…
Feature: Seattle’s Indie Animator Britta Johnson
Britta Johnson brings a biologist
Category: seattlepi.com teaser headlines More Seattle animators:Clyde PetersenStefan GruberWebster CromwellTess Martin LOCAL ANIMATION SHOWCASEThursday, March 4 at 8 p.m., Zeitgeist Coffee Seattle animators are bucking the computer animation trend, using lo-fi techniques to create lovely little films. See for yourself at the (free!) Local Animation Showcase, featuring work by the artists profiled in the March issue of Seattle…
Feature: Seattle’s Indie Animator Stefan Gruber
Stefan Gruber takes his flights of fancy from yard to yard
Category: seattlepi.com teaser headlines More Seattle animators:Webster CromwellBritta JohnsonTess MartinClyde Petersen LOCAL ANIMATION SHOWCASEThursday, March 4 at 8 p.m., Zeitgeist Coffee Seattle animators are bucking the computer animation trend, using lo-fi techniques to create lovely little films. See for yourself at the (free!) Local Animation Showcase, featuring work by the artists profiled in the March issue of Seattle…
Feature: The Get It Done Guide’s Pet Services
Our list of services to make loving your furry friends even easier
Category: Shopping + Fashion Articles Let’s face it: Life can be overwhelming. Who has the time to get the car fixed, spring clean like your grandmother, figure out how to properly install a car seat, plant a vegetable garden? Well, you can relax. All over town, pros are poised to help. We dug deep…
Feature: The Get It Done Guide’s Services For Kids
From college prep to diaper service we have a list of services that will simplify
Category: Shopping + Fashion Articles Let’s face it: Life can be overwhelming. Who has the time to get the car fixed, spring clean like your grandmother, figure out how to properly install a car seat, plant a vegetable garden? Well, you can relax. All over town, pros are poised to help. We dug deep…
Feature: The Get It Done Guide’s Repair Services
Even in our throw-away society some things are worth preserving, and these repair services will help
Category: Shopping + Fashion Articles Let’s face it: Life can be overwhelming. Who has the time to get the car fixed, spring clean like your grandmother, figure out how to properly install a car seat, plant a vegetable garden? Well, you can relax. All over town, pros are poised to help. We dug deep…
Feature: The Get It Done Guide’s Car Services
Check out our customized and at home automotive services
Category: Shopping + Fashion Articles Let’s face it: Life can be overwhelming. Who has the time to get the car fixed, spring clean like your grandmother, figure out how to properly install a car seat, plant a vegetable garden? Well, you can relax. All over town, pros are poised to help. We dug deep…
Food We Love: Cantonese Roasted Duck
All glazed over at the Ton Kiang Noodle House in the International District
Category: seattlepi.com teaser headlines Ton Kiang BBQ Noodle House is a hole-in-the-wall in the truest sense: Menu specials are scrawled in broken English on a whiteboard, tables are topped with laminate wood, and the couple in charge, Benny Huang and Joey Yang, work as chef and waitress respectively to keep the place humming. Despite…
Outdoors: Stand-Up Paddle Surfing
The hybrid sport of stand-up paddle surfing is gaining steam here
Category: seattlepi.com teaser headlines The hybrid sport of stand-up paddle surfing is gaining steam here—and even cool weather doesn’t dampen the fun for its fans Solitary figures who look like they’re standing on a surfboard are an increasingly common sight in local bodies of water. These “surfers” are practitioners of stand-up paddle (SUP) surfing,…
Restaurant Review: Picnic
Superb meats, cheeses and more on Phinney Ridge
Even a cursory glance at the Euro-chic deli case at Picnic yields views of a trove of meats and cheeses. Look a little closer, and you’ll notice that much of the charcuterie has been sourced from renowned proprietors of Old World curing: Fra’ Mani and Salumeria Biellese (maker of Petit Jesu, the best salami…
Restaurant Review: Artisanal Brasserie
Artisanal Brasserie at the Bravern in Bellevue has French brasserie written all over it
Category: seattlepi.com teaser headlines With its black wicker chairs and ornate, feathery-plumed flower arrangements, Artisanal Brasserie at the Bravern in Bellevue has French brasserie written all over it. But it’s the unique cheese counter at this second outpost of chef Terrance Brennan’s New York French bistro—manned by a knowledgeable cheesemonger who steered me away…
Restaurant Review: Ventana
The quiet Ventana has few high points
Category: seattlepi.com teaser headlines While some restaurants cultivate a fervent following months before opening (think Ballard’s Delancey), Ventana opened its doors quietly, with nary a ripple among the fooderati. And if the food continues on its current trajectory, crowds are likely to remain unmoved. The former antique furniture store is well-appointed with lots of…
Day Trip: Bellingham’s Fairhaven
Fairhaven mixes modern trends with historic beauty
Category: seattlepi.com teaser headlines Fairhaven mixes modern trends with historic beauty Located in the southern end of Bellingham, Fairhaven is a neighborhood that mixes modern trends with historic architecture. Founded in the late 1880s, this small, quaint community is filled with independently owned boutiques and restaurants, all just a short walk from the glistening…
Shopping Around: NALA’s Stylish Workout Clothes
Laurie Barokas and Nancy Cirillo strut their sporty spring line of workout clothes
Category: Shopping + Fashion Articles Laurie Barokas and Nancy Cirillo strut their sporty spring line of workout clothesSometimes our most intense workout is sprinting from the gym to the car to avoid being seen in our ratty exercise gear. Luckily for us (and witnesses), Eastside residents Laurie Barokas and Nancy Cirillo solved the gym-to-streetwear…
Health: Prevention Battles Disease And Care Costs
Local health care leaders are promoting prevention as a way to stem chronic disease and health care
Category: seattlepi.com teaser headlines More Seattle magazine Health stories:Prevention Battles Disease And Care CostsWomen Speak Up About Sexual HealthLight TherapyVirtual Exams May Save a LifeBidding on Health Care Online For six consecutive Monday nights in late winter 2009, Seattle resident Annie Wilson immersed herself in learning how to manage her chronic disease—for the first time…
Editor’s Note: Goodbyes and Charity Guides
Seattle Magazine and Seattle's charities will miss Dick Friel
Category: seattlepi.com teaser headlines Seattle Magazine and Seattle’s charities will miss Dick Friel The week before we shipped this magazine I got an urgent call from public relations executive Tamara Wilson, and her news came out of the blue and absolutely broke my heart. Our mutual friend Dick Friel—überauctioneer, marketing executive and aviation pioneer—passed…
Local Authority: Herbfarms’ New Student Assistants
The Herbfarm's head gardener digs into spring with a crop of new assistants
Category: seattlepi.com teaser headlines The Herbfarm’s head gardener digs into spring with a crop of new assistantsNAME: Bill VingelenTITLE: Head gardener for The HerbfarmEFFICIENCY MEASURES: “We have chickens and we’re able to use their manure.” THE BENEFITS OF NICE NEIGHBORS: “Landscapers from Chateau Ste. Michelle down the road dump the local leaves on our…
Book Review: Gourmet Game Night
Local food writer Cynthia Nims shares her recipe for a delicious
Category: seattlepi.com teaser headlines Local food writer Cynthia Nims shares her recipe for a delicious—and decorous—game night We’re all for the resurgence of old fashioned game nights—but we could do without the Doritos-dust coating our Yahtzee dice. In her brand new cookbook, Gourmet Game Night ($17.99, Ten Speed Press) food writer Cynthia Nims (Cooking…
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