As fall approaches (can you believe it's almost mid-August already?), FableVision is looking for new interns for the upcoming semester. We've had some terrific help over the past few months, and we're very grateful that they've chosen to spend their summers with us? If you're interested in an art or marketing internship at FableVision, you can find more information about them here. Meet our current interns below and see what kind of work they've been doing!
FableVision Studios was honored to have Commander Chris Hadfield and his lovely wife Helene in the studio last week. Chris Hadfield was the Commander of the International Space Station for expedition 35. He was the first Canadian to Command an ISS expedition, and spent nearly six months aboard the ISS. While traveling in low-earth orbit, he achieved a remarkable level of international popularity through social media. Commander Hadfield was tweeting, and streaming, and sharing as much as he could of his experience with the world below. His "Space Oddity" YouTube video has been viewed more than 100,000,000 times since its posting back in May on various social media feeds.
A new season means a new issue for our Ranger Rick's Tree House app with National Wildlife Federation! June hit and colorful picnic blankets, deer, jellyfish, gorillas, and flowers splashed onto Ranger Rick's pages. Lead Artist Renee Kurilla let us take a peek at some of the new art she's been working on. Sip some lemonade, download the app, and check out the latest additions to your Summer Fun List!
For those of us local to Boston, we've been hearing tons of buzz about the new Giant Ocean Tank at the New England Aquarium. The Aquarium holds a good deal of nostalgia for Bostonians with their whimsical ads always present in T stations. As someone who grew up in the area, the Aquarium was always my favorite field trip of the school year, and I loved making faces back at the fish and cheering at the seal and walrus shows. The penguins made me giggle with their funny haircuts and I always got a soft serve ice cream on the dock afterwards.
Last week over 18,000 enthusiastic ed-tech educators and industry representatives took over San Antonio for the annual ISTE (International Society for Technology in Education) Conference. FableVisionaries Peter, Paul, Gary, Shelby, and Sarah flew in and met with some incredible people, saw some incredible booths, and ate some incredible guacamole. ISTE is one of the biggest conferences we attend every year and it never fails to disappoint.
