New House

This is a picture of our neighborhood tree when we

first moved in.

Caught

This is such a funny picture, because for the first time,
its Regac who is caught in the monstro cookie jar instead
of Eal.

Zeus Outside

This was the morning I woke up and found that Zeus

had gotten outside and was flying around the house.

It took soooo long to catch him.

The Plan

This is my sister Eal after coming up with another
great plan to get mom's monstro-cookies. At least
"SHE" thinks its a good plan anyway. Regac doesn't
look so sure does she?

Family Games Day

This is my dad after a round of 'Stump Jumping'.
He sure is good at that game, but he better watch out,
because once my wings grow in I'll be great at it to.

Me and Zeus

This first pic is of Zeus and me playing on my room's
window ledge. He goes crazy for those berry bones.

"MY NEW BLOG"!

A friend of my families asked if I'd like to take over his blog and I said "YES"! I thought I'd take his over since I don't know how to set one up. TeeHee <=)

Monston_Family

Journal_interview_part: One

Journal_interview_part: Two

Winnipeg Herald Article

Building Kram_Step 04

With the acrylics painted on, the maquette is all set to accompany me to the reading and drawing events...WOOHOO! Now I'm off to put up some new news on 'polaranimation.com'

Building Kram_Step 03

With the clay sculpture completed, I put it in the oven and baked it at 250 degrees for 45 mins. Then after getting a terrific lesson in mold-making from Shawn Sinclair, (a sculpture professional at the University of Manitoba) I coated the sculpture in rubber with a fiberglass-like shell, cracked open the whole thing, removed the original, resealed the new "mother-mold" and poured in a smooth-cast white plastic. Then I waited for the plastic to cure and removed it from the mold. DONE!...now for the paint

Building Kram_Step 02

For step two: I layed down wire and shaped it into Kram's pose from the sketch, attatched it to a wood base and filled out the basic mass with tin foil. Then began to lay on SuperSculpy till I had the character sculpted.

Building Kram_Step 01

The first step I had to take in building an animation maquette was to sketch out what the maquette would look like. This image of Kram was from the front cover of the Monston book

Winnipeg Sun Article

The Monstons:Book One

The Company That Created "The Monstons"