Cheap Chip Junkyard Sale
December 14th, 2008
Check out the stuff we have (or might have for display only). You got to come to see what’s in the boxes.
Holy Hollywood!
August 1st, 2008I though this year would be boring for movies. Oh, I was wrong:
Bond is definitely a hero for me. I look forward to look at Daniel Craig’s interpretation of Bond. My first on the list.
I guess there is some intelligence in this movie.
I don’t really like Vin Diesel’s voice. I won’t like the storyline. I will hate the script. I’m not going to enjoy the very superhero driven ending. But I think the special effects might be cool. And Mr. Diesel really does kick ass.
This movie is every boy’s dream.
I do want to watch some science fiction movies with perhaps some cool vehicles & stuff…
It’s amazing how Disney + Pixar can made a movie out of rubbish. I’m going to love this one. Thank you Andrew Stanton.
Eddie Murphy teaches me how to talk & understand clients.
The Mummy was the first ever movie I watched in the cinema. I wonder what John Hannah will be up to now…
Ben Siller & Adam Sandler. They can get away with things like this. Amazing.
The poster-art for this movie didn’t look like what I expected Hollywood to portray rock. Unlike the School of Rock entry, Detroit Rock City poster, This poster doesn’t look punk, 80′s metal, heard rock, heavy metal, emo-rock, alternative or grunge. It just feels different to look at a poster like this. I like this poster really.
But was there has been an inconsistancy in the use of typeface for the movie?
My girlfriends nephews will enjoy this and will be talking about it for a period of time. I better get my facts on this movie right.
End it with the Punisher. I expected this to be banned but there has been no news about this so far. Please Mr.Motion Picture Association man or Mrs.Movie Censorship board of Malaysia woman, don’t band this one okay? If not pirated DVD merchants sales will go up.
Facebook social network graph.
March 25th, 2008Mine is not impressive at all. Maybe I’m just being anti social on the net.
On the spring graph version, Delvin appears to be of a really particular kind:
The Nexus Friend Grapher. It highlights commonalities among friends you have on your Facebook list. Anyone has a cooler graph?
Sketchbook
March 20th, 2008I think sketchbooks are one of coolest things a designer possesses. Bringing your collective junk/ideas into a meeting is an added advantage to it. But lets not get too corny with vector illustrations, impressive pencil strokes or eye popping colors across the page. Or something like a Marlboro man riding his horse into the evening sun with a warm color ‘feel’.
I’ve kept a sketchbook since my first year in my previous art college. Everything goes around in there: Ideas, doodles, really ugly doodles, thoughts, writings, sketches, useless ideas, dates, appointments, cash flow, movie release dates, extracts of articles sourced online (mostly either design, guitar, typography stuff…), David Carson want to be layout sketches, advise from various people, wish-lists, imaginary guitar effects pedal boards, etc.
Up to now, I think I have about 10 full sketchbooks, or maybe more. In 2006, I finally got probably the coolest sketchbook I could ever own, a Moleskin. Like it till today. But the pages ran out fast, even with purchase of the 365 day dairy for economical reasons.
Nothing much to show off here but here are some extracts (there are no revolutionary theories on these sketches):
Just Change It.
March 12th, 2008There has been a change in the Malaysian air. Other than foreign policies, nationhood, nationalism, social building, national security, building economic ties, building international revenues, debating about taxes, oil prices, tolls, please, please do take into consideration entertainment.
Can we have more concerts please? The Rolling Stones, U2, Metallica, The Killers, Steve Vai, Radiohead, The Police, Van Halen, Queen, etc. For the locals, I’m not particular because I don’t listen much to their music. But a good revenue to expose talents like this will be amazing. I have a strong belief that Bolehland musicians are good, because I have seen them.
Don’t forget:
“One great rock concert can change the world.”
The new Louis Vuitton face
March 5th, 2008
Meet the new face of Louis Vuitton, Keith Richards, guitarist of the legendary band that still ain’t get no satisfaction after all these years. Critiques state the oddness of the pairing of the rock icon and the fashion icon. Campaign is created by Ogilvy & Mather and this is Keith’s first ever ad campaign at the age of 64. Maybe he might get a really cool Louis Vuitton guitar case.
I remember stating somewhere that I am willing to go unpaid as a roadie for Keith. I still am.