#jim henson
Jim Henson and the Sesame Street Muppets photographed for Life Magazine (October 31st, 1969)
The Magical Muppeteers
Jim Henson and Frank Oz Performing Bert and Ernie on Sesame Street from the first year, 1969.
always the sweetheart never the spouse
Jim Henson and Kermit the Frog
Can we all take a minute to notice that Jim is dressed to the nines
“ I love to work. It’s the thing that I get the most satisfaction out of and probably what I do best. Not that I don’t enjoy days off. I love vacations and loafing around. But I think much of the world has the wrong idea of working. It’s one of the good things in life. The feeling of accomplishment is more real and satisfying than finishing a good meal- or looking at one’s accumulated wealth.” - Jim Henson
Jim Henson and Fraggles
“I spend a few minutes in meditation and prayer each morning. I find that this really helps me to start the day with a good frame of reference. As part of my prayers, I thank whoever is helping me - I’m sure that somebody or something is - I express gratitude for all my blessings and try to forgive the people that I’m feeling negative toward. I try hard not to judge anyone, and I try to bless everyone who is part of my life, particularly anyone with whom I am having any problems.” - Jim Henson Photo: Jim relaxing in the Henson Townhouse.
“I believe that life is basically a process of growth-that we go through many lives, choosing those situations and problems that we will learn through.” JIM HENSON
Jim Henson and Kermit the Frog
For AOR’s second anniversary and @createforthra , I’m posting the creature I made for the Center for Puppetry art! They organised a “Design your own creature” were you could submit your creation. Now my Sand Swimmer is displayed with other creatures in their current AOR exhibition!
“Sand Swimmers live in the Crystal Desert. They are rarely seen out of the sand, only their eyes and nose protruding from the surface when resting. They live in packs and when they are close together, their group of eyes forms an oasis of flowers in the middle of the desert. Dousans often call it “Eyeflower fields,” a source of wonder and danger.
Thanks to their four arms and spoon-like fingers, Sand Swimmers can easily roam in the desert depths like it was an ocean. They hunt at night, luring their victims living on the surface with their glowing eyes. But they need to be careful because their flower-like eyes are actually delicious, so they better eat their prey quickly before ending up blind!”