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| THE BEST DANCE GROUP IN THE WORLD. RIGHT HERE. No really. Do yourself a favor. Visit their website: [link] Download their music. Watch their videos. And enjoy. Your welcome. This is a screencap from the OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO that they commissioned me to animate for them. I was honored to do it, and everyone seems to love it! So please click on the link in the Artist Comment and enjoy!! |
| On occasion I'm struck with some bug that makes me create something that even surprises ME. This deviation is one of those cases.  |
| I do Nintendo stuff too, I swear! XD My moods change and different fandoms come and go, but there will always be those few Nintendo games that remain in my heart. Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars is one of them. |
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Unfortantely, I can't follow my old trend of one quote per journal. But that doesn't mean I don't find them anymore. Some quotes are beyond amazing. I'll put the best here. Some may come, some may go. Enjoy. "Often critics speak and write as if their interpretations were the last word, presuming that their insights, like bridges from artists to audience, close the door to meaning, and thenceforth no dog should bark. But that should be very far indeed from the function of the interpreter. Obviously, the ardor a critic brings to the study and discussion of certain works reveals much about the critic himself, and in setting forth particular themes, images, ideas, and concerns in [...] works everywhere full of passion- there is no escaping a certain self-discovery and self-revelation. To such dangers, the act of interpretation is always prey. But it is precisely the act of interpretation- of disclosing possibilities of meaning not only for the work itself but, more important, for the work's resonance in the viewer- that interprets the interpreter to himself. And if the interpreter does his task well, then the very interpretation may open up the work- and the viewer- to himself. By such connection art lives, not merely as a static, self-contained entity, but as a reality that furthers the humanizing process, that survives the specifics of its own time and place, that enables the viewer to feel yes, some of life is like that. Some of MY life is like that- or could be- and yes, at its darkest and most fragile, life is in danger of BECOMING like that. The task of criticism, then, should only bring us back to the beginning, to the work of art itself." ~Donald Spoto, The Art of Alfred Hitchcock  "Twilight is like soccer; they run around for two hours, nobody scores, and its billions of fans insist you just don't get it." ~???  "The intensity of orgasms varies, both in individuals and in situations. Sometimes you experience it as something like a sigh, while at other times it might feel like your entire body is simultaneously celebrating all the holidays of the year!" ~Stephen L. Franzoi, Essentials of Psychology Ch 9-3, "Sexual Motivation" |
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