These ancient sculptures hold the secrets of a lost civilization. But why are so many of them displayed in foreign museums instead of here in Nigeria? Join us as we explore the artistry, history, and cultural significance of Nok Terracotta. Let’s bring our heritage home. What to Expect – ● […]
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We are thrilled to present the very first advertisement for Nsibidi Fables! Dive into a world of rich storytelling and cultural heritage. This ad marks the beginning of an exciting journey where every story is a treasure waiting to be discovered. Join us as we celebrate the launch of our […]
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Animation is a very influential tool for social evolution. Even though it has been seen as a form of entertainment for the longest time, this fact cannot be overemphasized. Over time, it has presented itself as a developmental implement for tutoring, social consciousness, and advocacy.
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As artists, we should aim to avoid subjecting others to this experience. The aim of any piece of art is expression.
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Many people believe that the concept of incorporating culture into animation is a potent movement for representation, inclusion, and authenticity. It has transformed storytelling and produced stories that profoundly connect with a wide range of viewers, making it a defining force in the field. Animation goes beyond entertainment to become […]
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is at the center of a revolution in technology in the globalanimation industry, which is changing how animation is created, shared, andconsumed. More significantly, AI is providing a potent tool for bringing local storiesto life in novel ways. AI is simplifying animation production by decreasing humaneffort and […]
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When developing the Amanirenas series, we had a decision to make. Well in truth, several decisions but I am referring to choosing between setting the story in the real world (at least a good facsimile) or in a fantasy realm. Historical fiction stories (such as HBO’s Rome and Hulu’s The […]
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An excavation site, near the village of Taruga in Nigeria, revealed something nobody was expecting: iron furnaces. Archaeologists found 13 furnaces and terracotta figurines were in such close association—inside the furnaces and around them—that he postulated the terracottas were objects of worship to aid blacksmithing and smelting.
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A rich history of hairstyling was documented by the Nok civilization, one of the earliest in West Africa, in addition to their enigmatic clay sculptures. The elaborate buns, twists, crowns, and beehives depicted in their sculptures demonstrate that hair was a statement rather than merely a fashion accessory. What precisely […]
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Dive into the fascinating world of the NOK culture, one of Africa’s earliest civilizations, known for its advanced terracotta sculptures and rich history.
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