Another great animated short!
thanks for the link Miguelito
Monday, February 28, 2011
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Really great animation!
Character design, ambience, colors and a funny story
Enjoy
:D
Via 3 grenouilles
Enjoy
:D
The Saga Of Biorn from The Animation Workshop on Vimeo.
Via 3 grenouilles
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Barbecue time
Some photos from two weeks ago. All you can eat buffet for 450 baht, around 10 euros. Expensive for here, yes, but what to say, sometimes sacrifices have to be done.



mmmmmmmm
(excellent meat)



mmmmmmmm
(excellent meat)
Friday, February 18, 2011
Taitita attempt

can imagine Znout, alias the Mammooth, complaining already about "c'est quoi ce bordel de mains là?" but... it would have to stay like this ... for the moment
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Nelson Boles
Amazing artist
There's an old short
And here a trailer from a new project...
Aargh looks really great!
There's an old short
This one time... from nelson boles on Vimeo.
And here a trailer from a new project...
Aargh looks really great!
orfeu TRAILER_1 from nelson boles on Vimeo.
Doodling
From a film still...
And just looking for a background, for an illustration site section
to be continued
And just looking for a background, for an illustration site section
to be continued
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Awesome animation!
Not embed available so just click on the link
Enjoy
Enjoy
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Life looks for life (The Sagan series)
So yes, some quite long without posting... and this one will not append any news from Bangkok.
But sometimes you better shut up and just amaze yourself with this kind of videos.
Adjust your sit, recline, click on play and give you a very pleasant fullscreen break.
(and for more of these videos and news, don't hesitate to pass by http://www.fogonazos.es/ , an excellent blog)
Enjoy.
from Reddit
But sometimes you better shut up and just amaze yourself with this kind of videos.
Adjust your sit, recline, click on play and give you a very pleasant fullscreen break.
(and for more of these videos and news, don't hesitate to pass by http://www.fogonazos.es/ , an excellent blog)
Enjoy.
from Reddit
Wednesday, February 02, 2011
Tuesday, February 01, 2011
interlude...
or how to learn/train to paint without using a bunch of fruits or other 'nature morte' :)
the path of the painter is a hard one but I am up for the sacrifice...
(for those interested and I know there are, the non so 'morte' nature is Misa Campo and yes, the original photo is better)
the path of the painter is a hard one but I am up for the sacrifice...
(for those interested and I know there are, the non so 'morte' nature is Misa Campo and yes, the original photo is better)
Monday, January 31, 2011
How to enjoy 3D films (in a REAL cinema made for it)
It seems so simple...
You take a wide room, a really big big one, where you add sits in amphitheatre disposition. In a way that even having a Celtics player in front of you, you still be able to see the film easily. You add to this, a gigantic Imax screen and an amazing surround sound system.
There you have!

(sorry for my poorly done drawing)
NOW YOU CAN ENJOY 3D!
And that's how we saw last saturday 'Tron Legacy' (in Bangkok). Really, for those who says 'why 3D?', 'where's the big deal?', bla bla bla... just I have to say that, in these conditions, and even with a somequite bad plot (sorry but, truth be said, the story was pfffff very very 'light'), the experience is just
AN AMAZING SPECTACLE! What it's mean to be a 3D film!
And why I say all this? Shouldn't be obvious?
Yes, it should. But I don't think some cinemas in Barcelona (where I use to live) think the same. So here's my delayed angry letter to Movie Theatres there. Movie theatres like Cine Bosque or Cine Icaria(sorry but for the original version there's already not so much places to choose, then 3D+Original Version... no comments).
Icaria Yelmo, for example, offers you an almost flat room (better not to have some one in front of you) with an amazingly small screen. All this with not so much spacious sits.
This is not a way to see 3D films, that's all.
And if even in these conditions you have to overpay the ticket cause oooh is a 3Dfilm i am sorry but this is stealing your money.
Other question, why in Maremagnum Imax they still only screen documentaries? (no clue)
Just for finishing with the subject, I will say that I think the same for regular, non 3D films. Screenings in other cinemas like Verdi, where the rooms are small, flat and with a not so big screen, are just so bad as the 3D screenings that I was commenting. What's the point of going to see the film on a cinema screen when you start to have better conditions at home? Wouldn't be a good idea to come back to the bigger cinemas of the past? (Cine Bosque was just one amazing screenroom).
Well, enough with 'las rabietas del abuelo'. Sorry for the interlude.
For the moment and until it changes (I know it will change, ugly fucking progress) I will continue enjoying the real Movie Theatres of Bangkok. Enjoying cinema as it has mean to be seen. :)
(PS: there are some nice cinemas still existing in Barcelona, yes, but in original version I still don't remember any)
You take a wide room, a really big big one, where you add sits in amphitheatre disposition. In a way that even having a Celtics player in front of you, you still be able to see the film easily. You add to this, a gigantic Imax screen and an amazing surround sound system.
There you have!

(sorry for my poorly done drawing)
NOW YOU CAN ENJOY 3D!
And that's how we saw last saturday 'Tron Legacy' (in Bangkok). Really, for those who says 'why 3D?', 'where's the big deal?', bla bla bla... just I have to say that, in these conditions, and even with a somequite bad plot (sorry but, truth be said, the story was pfffff very very 'light'), the experience is just
AN AMAZING SPECTACLE! What it's mean to be a 3D film!
And why I say all this? Shouldn't be obvious?
Yes, it should. But I don't think some cinemas in Barcelona (where I use to live) think the same. So here's my delayed angry letter to Movie Theatres there. Movie theatres like Cine Bosque or Cine Icaria(sorry but for the original version there's already not so much places to choose, then 3D+Original Version... no comments).
Icaria Yelmo, for example, offers you an almost flat room (better not to have some one in front of you) with an amazingly small screen. All this with not so much spacious sits.
This is not a way to see 3D films, that's all.
And if even in these conditions you have to overpay the ticket cause oooh is a 3Dfilm i am sorry but this is stealing your money.
Other question, why in Maremagnum Imax they still only screen documentaries? (no clue)
Just for finishing with the subject, I will say that I think the same for regular, non 3D films. Screenings in other cinemas like Verdi, where the rooms are small, flat and with a not so big screen, are just so bad as the 3D screenings that I was commenting. What's the point of going to see the film on a cinema screen when you start to have better conditions at home? Wouldn't be a good idea to come back to the bigger cinemas of the past? (Cine Bosque was just one amazing screenroom).
Well, enough with 'las rabietas del abuelo'. Sorry for the interlude.
For the moment and until it changes (I know it will change, ugly fucking progress) I will continue enjoying the real Movie Theatres of Bangkok. Enjoying cinema as it has mean to be seen. :)
(PS: there are some nice cinemas still existing in Barcelona, yes, but in original version I still don't remember any)
Saturday, January 29, 2011
multitarget shopping with my dear Tai
And still without having found a dress for Tai to go to a friend's wedding. Aaaargghh!
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Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Healthy sport
So, here I am, restarting on a healthy routine of work and sport (and selfsacrifice hobbying and others... but let's keep it out of here). Yes, sport time is back, that's one of the pleasures of having a gym room on the same condominium we live (will talk another day about the swimming pool :) but let's not be cruel for the moment).
However I question myself sometimes if it's not too much to really go there for running. At 28ºC (winter temperature) let's say I could just go there, stand still for an hour and come back. Sauna therapy. But no, what would be the point? No pain, no gain! Let's run!
And now the quiz question of the day:
Of the following 3 persons (2 thai and me, the foreigner), guess who am I?
(click on the image to get the answer)
However I question myself sometimes if it's not too much to really go there for running. At 28ºC (winter temperature) let's say I could just go there, stand still for an hour and come back. Sauna therapy. But no, what would be the point? No pain, no gain! Let's run!
And now the quiz question of the day:
Of the following 3 persons (2 thai and me, the foreigner), guess who am I?
(click on the image to get the answer)
Saturday, January 15, 2011
jetlag: tuesday 11 (argh)

Althought it worked, the getting drunk every night solution wasn't really an alternative...
Damned!
PS: Promise, tomorrow I change the subject.
Friday, January 14, 2011
jetlag: monday10
It's summer time here, sooo... what a better way to achieve your miserable jetlag friend than diving in a cold tower of beer?
(yeah, yeah, que calor, que calor, but... openair beergarden in winter... isn't it paradise?)
and the winner is...?
(yeah, yeah, que calor, que calor, but... openair beergarden in winter... isn't it paradise?)
and the winner is...?
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