cinema
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
O espião que sabia demais. (título tosco, filme muito bom!)
Margin Call
Vou dizer, se Inside Job não foi suficiente para a revolta, veja este filme!
Top 10 Posts Of A Pattern a Day
Como acontece todo ano, separei os top 10 posts deste ano, espero que gostem!
1. Um super guia de Galerias de Londres!
2. O melhor dos estudos ;] E a palavra do ano.
3. A exposição mais incrível que vi este ano.
4. O filme mais esperado e mais lindo – para a vida!
5. A melhor leitura de 2011.
6. Adorei esse documentário, mesmo.
7. O que me inspirou a estudar mais.
8. Como fugir do sistema.
9. A história da primeira máquina desenhada para o uso doméstico.
10. 10Bullets – todo mundo devia ver este vídeo!
As it happens every year, I have selected the top 10 posts of this 3rd year blogging. I hope you enjoy them!
1. London Gallery Guide
2. The best of my studies ;] And the word of the year
3. The best exhibition of the year
4. The best movie of the year
5. The best reading of the year
6. I really liked this documentary, really!
7. What has inspired me to study more
8. How to play out of the system
9. The history of the first machine designed to be used at home
10. 10Bullets – just watch this!
Presente de Aniversário!! Birthday Giveaway!!
O blog completa hoje 3 anos!! Para comemorar, eu fiz alguns desenhos para sortear de presente aos meus leitores queridos! São 5 quadrinhos lindos a serem sorteados no dia 30 de janeiro.
Para concorrer, basta responder este formulário:
Com esta pesquisa, quero conhecer melhor o perfil do meu leitor para procurar parceiros e patrocinadores que apoiem o blog. Por isso, não se preocupem, seus dados pessoais não serão divulgados e nem vendidos para nenhuma empresa chata de spam! ;] A data final para preencher o formulário e concorrer é dia 29 de janeiro, não deixe de participar! Muito obrigado pela visita, carinho e apoio sempre. Boa sorte!
Obs: Meu obrigado mais especial à Julia Mesquita!!
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Today A Pattern a Day Blog completes 3 years old!! To celebrate, I have made some drawings to give away for my lovely readers. There will be 2 kits with three beautiful drawings to be given away on January, 30th! To compete, you must fill up this form with a quick survey:
With this research, I aim to get to know better my readers so I can search for partners and sponsors to support this blog. But do not worry, I will not publish any of your private information or sell it to those annoying spam companies, I promise ;] The final date to fill up the survey is January, 29th! Thank you so much for your support and love always <3 Good Luck!
Ps: Please note that it’s not always easy to send the drawings overseas as they are framed, but we promise to do our best!
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Sorteio realizado!! Parabéns a Lígia Deltrejo, Dinéa, Juliana Martins, Tainah e Juliana Bernardinho! Já entrei em contato com todas por e-mail. O envio será feito assim que eu tiver o endereço de todas ;] Obrigado a todos que participaram!!!
Congratulations Lígia Deltrejo, Dinéa, Juliana Martins, Tainah e Juliana Bernardinho! I’ve already sent an e-mail to the winners. Thanks everyone who have participated ;] Lots of love!!!
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I heart Adrien <3 Do mesmo criador de American History X, imperdível!
AN OVERSIMPLIFICATION OF HER BEAUTY
You’ve just arrived home after a bad day. You’re broke and lonely, even though you live in the biggest and busiest city in America. You do, however, have one cause for mild optimism: you seem to have captured the attention of an intriguing young lady. You’ve rushed home to clean your apartment before she comes over. In your haste, you see that you’ve missed a call. There’s a voice mail; she tells you that she won’t be seeing you tonight.
With arresting insight, vulnerability, and a delightful sense of humor, Terence Nance’s explosively creative debut feature, AN OVERSIMPLIFICATION OF HER BEAUTY, documents the relationship between Terence and a lovely young woman (Namik Minter) as it teeters on the divide between platonic and romantic. Utilizing a tapestry of live action and various styles of animation, Terence explores the fantasies, emotions, and memories that race through his mind during a singular moment in time. [via]
Ying Gao
Sinceramente, todo projeto de Moda deveria ser mais assim. Ma-ra-vi-lha-da! Ying Gao, minha mais nova designer favoritíssima <3
Inspired by director Jacques Tati’s film of the same title, Playtime lets the viewer reflect on appearances and the perception of objects in space. Compared to haute couture by French writer François Ede, the film presents a world where modern architecture and urban surveillance are overtly present, while using stylistic techniques to fool the viewer, such as trompe l’oeil and mirror effects. Taken into the world of fashion, this critical and playful point of view allows Ying Gao to explore the concept of transformation, like in Walking City and Living Pod. In the context of a fashion show with sounds and lighting, the possibility for the viewer to photograph or shoot the pieces on video is rendered difficult: the dresses will appear blurry in the recorded image. The first dress will appear blurry and the second dress, for example, will react to the flash of the camera, itself becoming a light source when a photo is taken.
Gao’s most recent experiments were inspired by Jacques Tati’s 1967 film “Playtime,” which was itself described by French author François Ede as “haute couture.” The use of optical illusions and mirror effects as a metaphor for urban transparency became the concept for a new group of interactive pieces that transform in reaction to sound and to the surrounding environment, mimicking the often futile attempts to “capture” our presence via surveillance mechanisms. Purposefully elusive and illusionistic, these garments appear playful while taking on the darker subject of surveillance and its relationship to truth.
