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Ever met someone for the first time and immediately thought, “This person is going to be my friend someday,” and then it comes true? I thought Jaemen Busby looked so familiar when I first encountered him in a Launching Leaders […]
I know Koni from when we worked together in a contact centre. The first words she ever said to me – while I was in ‘the zone’ gunning it towards my data entry targets – after distracting me, first, by […]
In early June this year, the Balmoral Seventh Day Adventist school in Auckland celebrated Pasifika night by hosting an auction of artwork. One young artist’s painting caught our eye and we posted it on the Manaui Facebook page – to […]
I’m an inner-city kid born and raised Auckland Central so I was exposed to animation at a very young age. We had comics, morning cartoons, arcade games at the local dairy, old cartridge video games and movies. Animation was all around me, so I soaked it up like a sponge and put pen (or pencil) to paper whenever I could. Like most kids, my first animations were done in the corner of big textbooks in class usually involving a couple stickmen fighting.
I loved animation; it spoke to me in ways other forms of media just couldn’t.
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