Allegra Tepper of Mashable writes:

Pixar story artist Emma Coats tweeted the company’s golden rules of storytelling.

The list — which you can view in its entirety here — is stealing the Internet’s heart all over again now that Alex Eylar, a.k.a. ICanLegoThat, has Lego-fied the storytelling gems for Slacktory. Eylar has made his presence known on Reddit by dropping into unsuspecting threads to leave Lego interpretations of comments that pique his interest. He’s also created a massive collection of re-imagined scenes from iconic films, like A Clockwork Orange, Inception and The Shining.

Whether you’re a storyteller or not, these nuggets of wisdom also provide great advice for life. After all, aren’t we all striving to be a little more like Woody and Buzz?

See the full set of Pixar golden rules for storytelling on Slackstory: http://slacktory.com/2012/07/pixar-story-rules-illustrated-by-icanlegothat/

P.S. -- ICanLegoThat's Inception is awesome, too:

Wonderful. Love it.

You and me both. The video version is fun, too.

As is this story of the origin of LEGOs:

http://pandawhale.com/post/22896/lego-business-origin-and-how-it-survived-several-downturns

Great fun, thanks for posting. Had a great time over at slacktory.....

Isn't that a great site? I love it over there too, Barbara!

Pixar's 22 Rules of Storytelling:

http://pandawhale.com/post/17841/pixars-22-rules-of-storytelling-aerogramme-writers-studio

Source: http://mic.com/articles/101740/the-22-ru...