June 2008
21 posts
WatchDexter is quite the series. No wonder it’s made for Showtime. You can still catch it on DVD, though.
“No amount of the best animation in the world will ever save a bad story, or a...”
– John Lasseter in The Art of WALL-E.
Excellence
It’s what the teams at Pixar have mastered. I really hope they don’t lose it, ever; I really enjoy their films.
If you had $10.00 budgeted to see only one movie this year, I’d say you go see WALL-E. I want to see it again.
Watchperpetua:
Weezer and Weezer fans perform a cover of Radiohead’s “Creep.”
Some people bitch about how Radiohead rarely perform this song anymore. Personally, perhaps selfishly, I think that’s kinda bullshit cos they DO play it, I’ve seen them perform it five or six times between 1997 and 2003. They play it about as often as any band on their seventh album should feel they have to play a song...
Why Objective-J, Cappuccino and SproutCore are... →
PHD Comics: The F-1 Process Explained →
“Some people see things that are and ask, Why? Some people dream of things that...”
– George Carlin
Disney's New Toy Story Ride Ready To Amuse →
Also today, Toy Story Midway Mania opens in California! It’s now open in both Disneyland and Walt Disney World.
Firefox 3 is here! →
2008 Web Design Trends →
cubicle17:
So what’s hot now? Pencil sketches, handwritten notes, card stocks, watercolor effects, collage art, script fonts, grungy and splatter ink backgrounds
Need to know if your site is going to make the “hip list” this year? Look no further.
“I don’t go to [a live-action movie and] and say, ‘Oh, it’s a live-action...”
– The Pixar Blog: Andrew Stanton roundtable discussion excerpts
Less Software →
“You’d think that twice as much code would make your software only twice as complex. But actually, each time you increase the amount of code, your software grows exponentially more complicated. Each minor addition, each change, each interdependency, and each preference has a cascading effect. Keep adding code recklessly and, before you know it, you’ll have created the dreaded Big...
Around the World →
“When you are content to be simply yourself and don’t compare or compete,...”
– Lao Tse (via vinh)
Understanding Comics →
I just bought and finished reading this (comic) book (of sorts). It’s a pretty insightful book, one that while it just talks about comic books, it can relate to any “new” medium in general. I related it to interactive media, obviously.
I’m not a fan of reading comic books, though after reading this book I’m intersted in seeing what’s out there, especially...
Why we skip Photoshop - (37signals) →