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   November 10, 2009

   Miranda

   what beautiful creativity! and all from what appears to be little geometric pieces of paper! (and i’m sure loads of fancy animation tricks i’m oblivious to)
   the song is great too. don’t get offended but it reminds me a bit of “california dreamin” by the mamas and the papas. somehow seems reminiscent of a contemporary indie version of what the hippies were rocking out to in the late 60s. Either way, glad you posted it!

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