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Huge thanks to Brett Thompson for adding embed code to Mimi & Eunice!? Now they’re easy to share by anyone. Just click “embed this comic,” copy the code that pops up, and paste it in your blog or web page. Use ‘em to illustrate your own articles! Insert ‘em into your arguments! Share ‘em … Continue reading Embeddably Yours So I missed my whole trip to California due to a badly-timed cold. Which means I have lots of time on my hands to bang my head into the wall that is the Mimi & Eunice web site. I hired a developer who started building a beautiful new system in Ruby on Rails, only to … Continue reading Mimi and Eunice: the challenge continues
Animated, directed, written, produced, etc. by Nina Paley Continue reading Happy Birthday, EFF! Heads up, California peeps! July 20 I’m hosting a screening of Sita Sings the Blues to benefit the Electronic Frontier Foundation and Cartoon Art Museum. Date: Tuesday, July 20, 2010 The next day, July 21, I’m returning to Santa Cruz for … Continue reading Coming soon to the Bay Area Check out this comic and more on mimiandeunice.com! And they’re embeddable now! Thanks to Mike Caprio for rebuilding the site from scratch. Looking for a specific strip? See thumbnails of the complete archives all at once, or larger strips on the feed page. All comics at mimiandeunice.com link to gigantic high-res PNGs which you can … Continue reading Mimi & Eunice return! Cultural Evolution: A Vehicle For Cooperative Interaction Between The Sciences And The Humanities by William Benzon was just published at On The Human, a project of the National Humanities Center. The paper focuses on Cultural Evolution and uses Sita Sings the Blues as a primary example. For the next two weeks (until July 19) … Continue reading Academics! “Sita” cited in Humanities paper |
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