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Joe Bergeron
Joe Bergeron is a space artist, writer, and Fellow of the International Association of Astronomical Artists. His award-winning artwork has appeared in many books and magazines. A former planetarium director, Joe now tends to indulge his penchant for wandering hither and yon. When stationary, he can usually be found somewhere near Binghamton, NY.
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Cosmic Cat
A young girl moves to a lonely mountainous country, where she adopts a mysterious blue kitten. In their brief time together, the kitten shows her how to look beyond herself, and teaches her to appreciate the wonders of the starry sky and the world around her.
The spectacular, moody artwork creates a dreamlike atmosphere which you'll long remember. This is a good Christmas book, perfect for any child with a budding interest in astronomy and nature.
The artwork is a mixture of 3D digital images, hand-painted digital artwork, traditionally painted artwork, and digital photography.
"It's like a solar eclipse: you don't know how magical it is until you've seen it for yourself." ---David Hardy
Print: $18.95
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Cosmic Cat
Cosmic Cat is a 24-minute narrated video version of the children's book of the same name. In addition to the original art from the book, it uses new artwork and animation sequences to further develop the story. It also has an original musical soundtrack. The story of a lonely young girl whose encounter with a mysterious blue kitten changes her life, Cosmic Cat has a dreamlike quality which many people find unforgettable. The DVD also includes a short "music video" version with artwork and some of the music, a slide show of the original book artwork and text, and still images showing earlier versions and production techniques.
Disc: $11.95
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Cosmic Cat: a Musical Suite
When I set out to make a video version of my Cosmic Cat children's book, I needed some dreamy, eerie original music. Therefore I bought a MIDI keyboard and began to fool around. The resulting music would be a good accompaniment for stargazers of any level of expertise (but not in public...not everyone will like it), and also good for imagining your consciousness is careening through space on your own voyage of discovery. Others may feel this is the kind of music they would expect to hear while coming out of general anesthesia.
Disc: $9.95
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