We watched this animation in my gogol/nabokov class today. It's called the Hedgehog in the Fog, and it's by Yuriy Norshteyn. It's really really adorable, and also feel like it had an interesting wonderment aesthetic to it.

Also, I was thinking the other night, and I think another word that had sort of describes our some of things we've discussed is mimicry, and how our tight production team is a mimic of the Baba Yaga ensemble we've been discussing.

Audrey, you should give us all the title of the book you're reading that way we can track it down this summer.

this picture is why I become interested in B.Y. in the first place

well hello

I learned today that all of the stories having to do with BabYag eating small boys has to do with Russian men wanting to sleep with their mothers.

Males?

Hey twiddlesticks

I want to reiterate my question about casting men as baba yaga in some places. Mostly as tandem yagas. How do people feel about that?

Eva

Also, what?! Awesome.

hello, again.


these are amazing.


love (again) aimee

I Guess I'll Start...

hi.


can we please have a party?
(now hit the word party...)



love aims.

Welcome Baba Yaga Team!

Hello ladies and gentlemen,

I, Aimee Aubin, Baba Yaga Publicist and Graphic Designer, have put together the BlogBlog Yaga for us to share our findings and discoveries and follow each others paths into the exploration of Baba Yaga.

Hopefully, I will figure out how to effectively use this blogger thing and we really will all be able to leave posts and feedback and comments and excitement as we all travel with Baba Yaga into and beyond the slotting season.




So, welcome and let's be excited, creative collaborators of greatness, starting here, on this humble little blog.



love you love yaga-
Aimee