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Just a quick aside...

Hi, Everyone,


Well, as you may know, I just finished up a mammoth series on our visit to New England. (I don’t know about you, but I’m exhausted. 😁)


Seriously, I’m taking time this week to collect up all the posts, turn them into one document, and convert them to a PDF file. Then, I’ll post the whole as a book entitled “Once Again...Sweet New England” onto my Gumroad page--which, btw, is here, if you’re interested: https://michaeljaytucker.gumroad.com


Also btw, I’m using PDFs because, supposedly, you can embed videos in them and you know I’ve been experimenting with very short vids as illustrations. Well, I hope it works. We’ll see.


And speaking of videos, since I’m not doing a travel blog entry today, I thought I’d share some of my more recent (very short) videos. All are animated with AI. See what you think.


I should be back on Sunday. Until then, have a great one!


cheers

mjt



About the videos: There are four today. The first is a crowd on a rainy day. I am currently working on animating watercolors and watercolor-like images.





The second is from a piece I was trying to do for a contest put on by D-ID. You were supposed to do a piece on a theme of Halloween. Unfortunately, I forgot the time difference between here and Tel Aviv, and I found out I’d missed the deadline by an hour. (Argh). Anyway, enjoy the scary clown.






Third, a clip I used in a longer, science fiction video. It shows a robot becoming a living woman.






Four, and last, another video-watercolor, this one of an older man contemplating the universe.






And that’s it! Take care!

 
 
 

Walking To Wimberley

Welcome to Wimberley, Texas—where the cypress trees lean over lazy rivers, the cowboy boots are ten feet tall (and painted like rainbows), and the coffee shops echo with guitars and gossip.

In Walking to Wimberley, Michael Jay Tucker invites you to join him on a meandering, thoughtful, and often hilarious journey through one of Texas’s most charming Hill Country towns. Based on his popular blog entries, this collection of travel essays explores Wimberley’s art, history, music, and mystery—with the dry wit of a seasoned traveler and the wide-eyed wonder of a first-time visitor.

 

Whether he’s hunting for the perfect taco, pondering the existential meaning of oversized footwear, or just trying to find parking on market day, Tucker brings Wimberley to life with style, warmth, and just a hint of mischief.

Come for the scenery. Stay for the stories. Bring your boots.

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