Happy Pride Month! 🌈🏳️🌈 As we approach the end of Pride Month, I’m creating lettering pieces celebrating music related to LGBTQIA+ community. My goal is to expose people to good music and artists while also help bringing the community filled with diversity together, since music is like a universal language that can touch anyone’s heart.“dark times” by Ben Platt is the song I wish my younger self could have listened to.
Happy Pride Month! 🌈🏳️🌈 As we approach the end of Pride Month, I’m creating lettering pieces celebrating music related to LGBTQIA+ community. My goal is to expose people to good music and artists while also help bringing the community filled with diversity together, since music is like a universal language that can touch anyone’s heart. Today, I chose the song “I Kissed a Girl”—no, not that Katy Perry song, but the one from way back in 1995 by Jill Sobule.
Happy Pride Month! 🌈🏳️🌈 As we approach the end of Pride Month, I’m creating lettering pieces celebrating music related to LGBTQIA+ community. My goal is to expose people to good music and artists while also help bringing the community filled with diversity together, since music is like a universal language that can touch anyone’s heart. Today, I chose the song “I Kissed a Girl”—no, not that Katy Perry song, but the one from way back in 1995 by Jill Sobule.
“I just want to belong somewhere.” Elio is a welcoming surprise. Initially, I had low expectations for this movie after watching the trailer. But after I saw the initial reception, which was quite positive, I became curious to see it for myself. So, I decided to give it a try, and I'm glad I did. While this movie is clearly aimed more at children than adults, it still tells a touching story.
“I just want to belong somewhere.” Elio is a welcoming surprise. Initially, I had low expectations for this movie after watching the trailer. But after I saw the initial reception, which was quite positive, I became curious to see it for myself. So, I decided to give it a try, and I'm glad I did. While this movie is clearly aimed more at children than adults, it still tells a touching story.
Transgender Dysphoria Blues Lettering Happy Pride Month! 🌈🏳️🌈 As we approach the end of Pride Month, I’m creating lettering pieces celebrating music related to LGBTQIA+ community. My goal is to expose people to good music and artists while also help bringing the community filled with diversity together, since music is like a universal language that can touch anyone’s heart. This time, we’ll discuss the song “Transgender Dysphoria Blues” by Against Me!
Transgender Dysphoria Blues Lettering Happy Pride Month! 🌈🏳️🌈 As we approach the end of Pride Month, I’m creating lettering pieces celebrating music related to LGBTQIA+ community. My goal is to expose people to good music and artists while also help bringing the community filled with diversity together, since music is like a universal language that can touch anyone’s heart. This time, we’ll discuss the song “Transgender Dysphoria Blues” by Against Me!
28 Years Later is part of the 28 Days Later series. This time, Danny Boyle and Alex Garland came back to work on this movie. If you’re looking for a full-on zombie movie, this might disappoint you, as it leans more toward a post-apocalyptic world after civilization falls and how people live in this new normal with a quarantined life while the rest of the world still carries on. This movie has fewer jump scares and action, and more blood and gore, but it focuses even more on a slow buildup and creating a frightening, intense atmosphere.
28 Years Later is part of the 28 Days Later series. This time, Danny Boyle and Alex Garland came back to work on this movie. If you’re looking for a full-on zombie movie, this might disappoint you, as it leans more toward a post-apocalyptic world after civilization falls and how people live in this new normal with a quarantined life while the rest of the world still carries on. This movie has fewer jump scares and action, and more blood and gore, but it focuses even more on a slow buildup and creating a frightening, intense atmosphere.
Happy Pride Month! 🌈🏳️🌈 Last year during Pride Month, I had my lettering project featuring my favorite LGBTQIA+ characters. For this Pride Month, I’m creating lettering pieces that celebrate music related to the LGBTQIA+ community. My goal is to introduce people to great music and talented artists while also helping to bring this diverse community together, as music is a universal language that can touch anyone’s heart. We’re beginning my small project with this recent song, which is a perfect choice for Pride Month, PRIDE.
The opening sequence in 28 Weeks Later was absolutely incredible—intense and chaotic in the best way. But unfortunately, things quickly went downhill, like a plane crashing straight through the center of the earth. If the first movie explored the cruelty of people, this one seems to focus on their sheer stupidity! Good grief! The characters' mind-numbing decisions made my blood boil. I even had to pause the film just to vent before continuing.
The opening sequence in 28 Weeks Later was absolutely incredible—intense and chaotic in the best way. But unfortunately, things quickly went downhill, like a plane crashing straight through the center of the earth. If the first movie explored the cruelty of people, this one seems to focus on their sheer stupidity! Good grief! The characters' mind-numbing decisions made my blood boil. I even had to pause the film just to vent before continuing.
I admit that I watched this movie solely in preparation for "28 Years Later," as I'm eager to see Jodie Comer's performance. LOL Although the movie is over 20 years old, it holds up so well for a (technically not) zombie film. I suppose it marks the beginning of the 'zombies running around are terrifying, but people are worse' genre. I was pleasantly surprised by the film's script, which exceeded my expectations.
I admit that I watched this movie solely in preparation for "28 Years Later," as I'm eager to see Jodie Comer's performance. LOL Although the movie is over 20 years old, it holds up so well for a (technically not) zombie film. I suppose it marks the beginning of the 'zombies running around are terrifying, but people are worse' genre. I was pleasantly surprised by the film's script, which exceeded my expectations.
"Holy Night, Demon Hunters"—What a letdown! This movie couldn't seem to decide if it wanted to be action or horror. Rather than merging these genres in a way that made sense, it felt like two separate things awkwardly came together. The attempts at horror, featuring ghostly and demonic encounters, fell short of delivering genuine scares. The jump scares and supposedly spine-chilling moments lacked the tension necessary to be effective. Meanwhile, the action sequences suffered from unimaginative choreography and lackluster fight scenes.
"Holy Night, Demon Hunters"—What a letdown! This movie couldn't seem to decide if it wanted to be action or horror. Rather than merging these genres in a way that made sense, it felt like two separate things awkwardly came together. The attempts at horror, featuring ghostly and demonic encounters, fell short of delivering genuine scares. The jump scares and supposedly spine-chilling moments lacked the tension necessary to be effective. Meanwhile, the action sequences suffered from unimaginative choreography and lackluster fight scenes.
First off, exploiting (neurodivergent) kids for free labor to carry out clever—but clearly illegal—activities left a bad taste in my mouth. Additionally, The Accountant 2 glosses over the complexities of being neurodivergent, even more so than the first one. While I understand that the movie wasn't meant to be profound, these underlying issues are troubling. The crime subplot in this movie is also quite lackluster, feeling forced and unnecessary. This is especially evident as the main characters doesn't seem to have a significant role in the investigation.
First off, exploiting (neurodivergent) kids for free labor to carry out clever—but clearly illegal—activities left a bad taste in my mouth. Additionally, The Accountant 2 glosses over the complexities of being neurodivergent, even more so than the first one. While I understand that the movie wasn't meant to be profound, these underlying issues are troubling. The crime subplot in this movie is also quite lackluster, feeling forced and unnecessary. This is especially evident as the main characters doesn't seem to have a significant role in the investigation.
Watching the live-action adaptation of "How to Train Your Dragon," one of my all-time favorite animated movies, is a deeply nostalgic moment. Although the adaptation remains faithful to the original—something fans of the animated version will likely appreciate—it follows the source material perhaps too closely. It's a bit disappointing that the adaptation missed opportunities to leverage the live-action format to deepen character dynamics with real actors. While the adaptation is great overall, it could have been even better if it had expanded on human interactions and relationships instead of merely recreating scenes from the original.
Watching the live-action adaptation of "How to Train Your Dragon," one of my all-time favorite animated movies, is a deeply nostalgic moment. Although the adaptation remains faithful to the original—something fans of the animated version will likely appreciate—it follows the source material perhaps too closely. It's a bit disappointing that the adaptation missed opportunities to leverage the live-action format to deepen character dynamics with real actors. While the adaptation is great overall, it could have been even better if it had expanded on human interactions and relationships instead of merely recreating scenes from the original.