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Having been abroad to Japan several times, one thing is certain from my experiences... Japanese culture has a history of caring for minimalism and iconography [...]
Archive for September, 2010
Lately I've become increasingly interested in the work of Lesley Barnes. The characters that inhabit her work easily remind me of those found in the works of Lewis Carroll or the L. Frank Baum Wizard of Oz books.
It's 1945 and Paris is just beginning to recover from the war. The streets were filled with joy and creativity was in the air and Parisians set out once again to do what they do best, enjoy life. However, within the arts, theatre, and fashion scenes, [...]
Telephoneme is a short animated piece in vein of the Alphabet Conspiracy, and other classic propaganda films in the 1950s. Produced by studio MK12 [...]
Stéphanie Kilgast is an architect major who now spends most of her time crafting miniature food and dollhouses.
A sweet Atari catalog from 1984 that featured Atari home computers, printers, disk drives, modems, joysticks, and accessories.
James Franco on the meaning of art, his interview with Marina Abramović, and why his performance on the soap opera 'General Hospital' qualifies as performance art.
For the most part, the Hays Code was basically of a set of 'morals' for filmmakers and the major studios to follow. But writers and filmmakers who had to work within the Hays Code found a secret goldmine in these new restrictions. They found it in t [...]
I haven't read a true sci-fi book in awhile, but what's been making me think of it more and more is the artwork of John Harris. Through coming across the random Orson Scott Card, Ben Bova or John Scalzi books I find when I hunt for books, I have real [...]
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