Celebrating pornographers who go the extra mile when set dressing classroom porn and actually write something on the blackboard. What do they write, and is it correct? (Humour site – Intended to be safe for work)

This was a nice little short.

“Bob tells the story of a little hamster that tries to follow his true love around the globe. Can he catch up? We all hope you fun watching it! Enjoy!”[website]

Righto… I’ve decided to start blogging again.

Properly this time. Or at least, with the personal conviction to upkeep this website consistently, with an overall thematic concept of what I’m actually doing with it.

Okay, you got me there, I’ll have no idea what I’m doing.

But in the meantime, consider the last couple of months a soft launch of the website and from this point on, as a re-launch of my on again, off again love affair with the internet and narcissism.

Enjoy!

…but I liked this write up way too much not to post it. Reading it reminded me of my days as a film tutor and that great saying “we are drowning in information and starving for knowledge” (except these days, most aren’t even peckish).

The article is a fantastic overview of how today’s society ‘views’ media, despite the still growing access and availability with technology to old films and information on them, people still don’t know who Bogart is. Seriously.

Anyway, this guy is way more articulate and on point than I at all, so check it out at https://www.soundonsight.org/the-%E2%80%9Cgray-ones%E2%80%9D-fade-to-black/ and I’ll get back to being a digital hermit.

To understate, it’s been a busy month. To put into video form, this…

…brightened up my day.

Even better than You Just Don’t Get It Do You?

Getting more in touch with designers and art direction, here’s an interview with gMunk who worked on the opening and UI sequences in the eye candy that is Tron: Legacy. A real testament of the dedication these guys put in, over a years work for several minutes of effects that most of the time is glossed straight over by an audience.

I forget who originally said it, I think it was from an interview where they were quoted on looking at the roof of the Sistine chapel as an example of passion. The level of details, both in the architecture and painting is so intricately detailed and yet so high up that the general public would never see it, is a prime example of true passion for the craft.

Anyway, blah blah blah… interview here and there are also some other quite interesting content to be found throughout if you’ve got the time.

“Go the Fuck to Sleep” narrated by Samuel L. Jackson