A quick summary of The Big Lebowski, a man gets his rug stolen by a porn star, evolving into a deeper plot of money, crime and a toe. The reason this image is here is that good movies need good movie posters. Look at Star Wars posters, when you see anything similar to it, you … Continue reading The big lebowski
Takehiko Inoue’s art is awe inspiring. His stories and art are the type that after reading any of his works, Slam Dunk, Real, or Vagabond, make you want to improve. What is more commendable is that not just the art, but the stories he tells are just as unique. Vagabond is about the life of … Continue reading Takehiko Inoue: Motion in manga
Something about the music of Frank Ocean is infectious. He is the rare type of artist that you can listen to his albums over and over without getting tired of any song. Getting famous from his first solo album, Channel Orange, which was a blend of RnB and synth sounds, with dreamy guitars in the … Continue reading The Frank Ocean Affect
I’m going to say from the start of this post, that Beksinski deserves more credit. Although his art now is appreciated, I think that he deserves far more than he has. I only discovered his work a few months ago, and felt like I had been missing out. He painted realistic nightmarish landscapes and creatures, … Continue reading Zdzisław Beksiński- A sad end to an interesting life
I was first made aware of Ralph Steadman last year. At the time I was studying Journalism at Falmouth University, and my friend had to do an essay for his illustration course. I had offered to help him out with his essay, which really consisted of me sitting on a bean bag, and … Continue reading Ralph Steadman and the freedom of Cartoonists
When you think of Manga, what comes to mind, Naruto? Attack on Titan? Pokemon? Those series are good in their own right, but they all follow a certain formula. Protagonist is different/special in someway, sometimes a loner, but wants to get stronger and have a power deep inside them that needs to be awakened. The … Continue reading Good Night PunPun and the works of Inio Asano
Say what you want about Red Hot Chilli Peppers, but Stadium Arcadium, to put it bluntly, is the shit. The album goes all over the music spectrum, with some songs like Hey, being sadder, more melodic ballads, compared to more up beat, funkier songs like Dani-California, as a general example. I remember first getting … Continue reading Red Hot Chilli Peppers- Stadium Arcadium
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