Saida Mickeviciute

Interviewing Saich0tic fans

‘Caution’ edited outcome of typography brief

Pete’s Dragon (1977) live-action animated musical by Don Chaffey, based on “Pete’s Dragon” by Seton I. Miller S.S. Field

Animated sequence from comedy-drama adventure film Pete's Dragon (2016) by David Lowery.

Narrative which brings pictorial and textual elements to tell a story. A scene from Family Guy.

Photo a day\summer project

Tim Burton signature style: • Light & Contrast • Tracking shots • Above angles • Character/style • Symbols

'I make elevating music, you make elevator music'

Hey you. Are you a cautious person? Or living on the edge, like a foetus, in an abortion centre. I'll tell you 3 things Cautious people do. One out of 3 a day. Might be you. There's always a kid Reading a sign of caution. Loose your attitude, kid, Don't tell me to stop touching rare objects. Go to your mom. She told me you were adopted. Then there's a person who keeps thoughts to himself. Do I cross the line or will I be dead? Police signs can't tell me what to do. But if caution didn't exist I could be in jail just like my nephew. Nonetheless there's a person With the most standard option. C.A.U.T.I.O.N. Being aware and making only, smart choices.

Debord creates new meaning that's not easily digestible. Trying to make people frustrated and angry through language. Making simple message sound very confusing.

The Queen of Hearts - Alice in Wonderland 
The Queen of Hearts is the main antagonist of Disney’s 1951 animated feature film, Alice in Wonderland. She is the tyrannical and deranged ruler of the Wonderland. 
• The Queen appears as Alice describes it, as a “fat, pompous, bad-tempered old tyrant.” Her presence is all the more striking because of how tiny her husband is made to look in comparison to her.
• Her personality is very psychotic. She also appears to be rather childish as she is incredibly impatient, irrationally sensitive, prone to temper tantrums and is egotistical. Her immediate solution to everything is beheading.

12 “The spectacle manifests itself as an enormous positivity, out of reach and beyond dispute. All it says is: “Everything that appears is good; whatever is good will appear.” The attitude that it demands in principle is the same passive acceptance that it has already secured by means of its seeming incontrovertibility, and indeed by its monopolization of the realm of appearances.” Image by Astrid Alauda, on article ‘evolve consciousness’ talking about the more we watch TV, the more we go into the slow and receptive pattern that accepts images and suggestion into consciousness less critically. Affect how we feel, making it pleasurable and addictive. This image reflects the media manipulation and consumers acceptance of it.