TWENTY6 MAGAZINE / H ISSUE / KYLE HOPKINS INTERVIEW (by TWENTY6 Magazine)

Fantastic interview with a friend from SCAD making jewelry in London. Livin the dream. Really well spoken. Also. That shirt is dope.

(You’ll have to click through to vimeo to watch)

Source: vimeo.com

(via The Problem with Processed Storytelling : The New Yorker) “The kind of recipe for success that a soft-drink company might guard with fierce vigilance, a movie company puts online for all to see. Emma Coats, a former storyboard artist at Pixar, sent out a list of the company’s “22 Rules of Storytelling.” I confess, I thought there was just one—“whatever works”—though it’s no surprise to learn that Pixar, a Disney subsidiary, has codified its process to a programmatic uniformity.” A rather good rebuttal to the “Pixar Rules” that were posted a little bit ago. Good real about storytelling and writing.
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(via The Problem with Processed Storytelling : The New Yorker)

“The kind of recipe for success that a soft-drink company might guard with fierce vigilance, a movie company puts online for all to see. Emma Coats, a former storyboard artist at Pixar, sent out a list of the company’s “22 Rules of Storytelling.” I confess, I thought there was just one—“whatever works”—though it’s no surprise to learn that Pixar, a Disney subsidiary, has codified its process to a programmatic uniformity.”

A rather good rebuttal to the “Pixar Rules” that were posted a little bit ago. Good real about storytelling and writing.

Source: newyorker.com

thefrontbottoms:

Check out our new video for “Twin Size Mattress”, from our new album TALON OF THE HAWK, out May 21st on Bar/None Records
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Snap! New album! I’m pumped

BLACKMEAL - MARVEL

This would definitely make a sweet intro to Marvel films. Fantastic animation.

Source: vimeo.com

comicbooktakeover:

Just finished up this pair of shoes for my buddy Mike, its been about a year since i’ve used acrylic for anything, let alone shoes, so it was a challenge to get the hang of it after using watercolor for awhile but in the end they actually turned out better than expected! If you’re interested in a pair of custom shoes feel free to email me at taitcomics@gmail.com!

Killin it as always Tait.

(via richdaley)

Source: comicbooktakeover

Bill Plympton’s noir gag for the Simpsons. Great styling as always.

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