Showing posts with label video entertainment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video entertainment. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 29, 2010

walking on the beaches, looking at the peaches

Things I have gotten totally pumped about within the last few hours, end to end, causing me to kind of want to tell everyone about it despite being surrounded by squares:
  • Pose Drawing!!!! I've been doing 90-second stints, and am already feeling a lot more confident in my grasp of anatomy. Especially drawing heads with the egg-shape method.
  • The following songs:
    - Ratatat - "Alps"
    - Queen - "I Want to Break Free"
    - The Everly Brothers - "Cathy's Clown"
    - Homestuck - "Crystamanthequins" and "Three In The Morning (RJ's I Can Barely Sleep In This Casino Mix)"
  • David Lynch's Blue Velvet (feat. Kyle MacLachlan. Jegus.)

What are you doing in my closet, Jeffrey Beaumont?

  • Getting a new computer through a combination of Brock's enduring generosity and forking some cash over to the fine fellows at Newegg. I WILL DRAW SO MANY THINGS ON MY NEW LARGE MONITOR SCREEN! Note: the last time I acquired a new computer was in 2004, hopy shit.

Lately my favorite activity at work has been not doing work, because there is none to do. That's fine with me. I just wish bringing in my Wacom tablet was acceptable, to say nothing of potentially functional with these shit computers.

OKAY PEACE EVERYONE

Monday, February 15, 2010

who ordered a ukelele in the snow?

Brad Wray used to live with my friends on Bandera Way. He's a cool dude, and he plays a mean ukelele, as well as like 25 other instruments. I like this song.

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

i can't stop listening to this one

Brock claims #6 is the best, but I say that #4 is tremendous. The Sonia Sotomayor segment alone is fantastic, but there are gem lyrics studded throughout this entire song. I kind of like how it skips around through different musical themes for the separate news topics, rather than the style of most of the other Auto-Tune the News installments, which stitch everything into a continuous melody.

This one goes out to the Serbians
And also the ladies
But mostly the Serbians