I had dreamt of seeing Iceland for so long, but now that I look back on the photographs I took there, it still feels like just that - a dream.

Cha: I want to see glaciers. Me: We can see the glaciers from here! Cha: Where? Me: *points* There, look, it’s on either side of us *points to the other side* Cha: Those aren’t glaciers. Me: They are. Cha: Didn’t a glacier sink the Titan- oh. Me: That was an iceberg. Cha: *Silence* Me: *Silence* Cha: *Silence* Me: HAVE WE BEEN WALKING FOR 3 HOURS BECAUSE YOU THOUGHT WE’D SEE ICEBERGS?! Cha: ...no? Me: DAMMIT CHA *walks on*

Pixar is known for its stunning, high quality, photorealistic films, which have a special place in all our hearts. Their films are known to deliver positive, empathetic and moral messages about love, friendship and acceptance. Pixar has mastered the art of appealing to our emotional intelligence with a set of 22 phenomenal rules. We urge everyone to take a peek and learn from the masters.

Their guideline will teach you how to make people care about your characters, how to deliver a fulfilling narrative and how to create good and beautiful content. 

1966 Japanese re-release poster for FUNNY FACE (Stanley Donen, USA, 1957)

Designer: unknown

Luna tomando banho - work in progress.

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Animated Movie Posters Bring Action Back To Life

Films are a visually enticing experience for us and without a doubt, the posters have a lot to do with making our mind up about the movie. Using the latest digital media to turn these otherwise stationary posters of famous movies into a minute clip of a climax or action, these animated posters not only depict the movie, but also makes use of the visual impact which will leave the viewer engaged and reeling.