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After a few years here at Blogspot , I decided to start a new life on Tumblr .

This because have been convinced by its versatility and the words spent on his behalf by his photon.

not better or worse than Blogspot : just different and more convincing in terms of graphics. Starting next week this will be the new address from which you can follow:

Utopiaengine.tumblr.com

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I think it took me so much.
But we can still say I did something together.
Of course you and Alessia have done something more beautiful (see photo) but of course not the case.

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Tim Borgmann, BETWEEN CABLE AND UNDERGROUND LIQUID

The 3-D graphics is always something that appeals to me only in part.
While recognizing its great potential, the technology that supports it (and especially one that supports animations) is still developing, and the little realism that follows is almost annoying.
Omini that appear in 3-d cartoon cels in trying to imitate humans or vice versa does not attract me that much. This is what I do not like.
Although in recent years we have seen significant progress, I still feel vaguely uncomfortable with this kind of animation.
different story when it comes to pure graphics.

Tim Borgmann is a practical example of what I in 3-D Paice: forms and effects render realistic about halfway between the organic and the artificial lights and a good selection of visual and a precisely contrary to the three-dimensional graphics make this artist something precious.

much at ease even with photoshop, Borgmann is in the fluidity of his works a strong thread, and the contrast makes inorganic-organic production and catchy at the same time today. Forms on his safe journey gradient backgrounds and hold with the hardness test of realism, emphasizing the importance of technical implementation. Bravo
tim, something that a good start on Monday.

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It is stupid to write an article about Dave McKean.
Everyone knows him and love him, esteem him and lick his ass.
Needless to tell him here. But I can not resist.
Dave McKean is a little truth in inglesotto Bassino, the funny face and enjoyable.
When I met him at the Pencil Film Festival (festival of animation and great call quality) I could not believe it was him.



Then when I saw him sign books and comic strips lightly and a good dose of colloquialism, I realized I had not brought anything for me to sign.
And in that moment I began to curse my short term memory, now completely burnt by the time (and other), and realize that it was really funny little man McKean!
Damn, he's one of my main sources of inspiration!



Needless to say, reading Sandman comic masterpiece by the consumer as it is brilliant writer Neil Gaiman, and was fascinated by those covers somewhere between photography, drawing comics and pure.
So I decided to buy something in McKean site (paying through the nose) and renouncing forever to bring back my tarot deck illustrated dall'inglesotto.
I never digested.

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DAVE SPEAKS DR Lakra



Dr Lakra (Jeronimo Lopez Ramirez, born in 1972, Mexico, son of Francisco Toledo graph) is an artist and tattoo artist of Oaxaca, Mexico. In addition to tattooing, enhanced graphics and other objects - dolls, old medical illustrations, pictures from magazines - with action-style tattoo. His style is soft yet strong impact. And this seems to have figured in many.

He has exhibited his work internationally in many exhibitions including the theft of bicycles in New York, MACO in Mexico, London.
In 2007 he co-produced the book 'Los Dos Amigos' with artist Abraham Cruzvillegas. In 2008 he participated in the Goth "reality of the world Departed," exhibition at the Yokohama Museum of Art, edited by Eriko Kimura.


His works are held in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art, the Hammer Museum and the Walker Art Center.