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This narrow, spooky early (1916) Chicago skyscraper has been operated by an Ascended Masters/post-Blavatskyite cult (the IAM Movement) since the 1940s. I don’t think outsiders have ever really figured out what goes on in there. Only first floor is open to the public.
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광원 방향과 분위기 효과 요약 정리
전면광 → 밝고 따뜻한 긍정감
후면광 → 아련함
반그림자 → 극적 입체 & 강렬
상단광 → 안정된
하단광 → 신비 & 불길
근접광 → 중심, 대칭
원거리광 → 감동
플레인 라이트 → 단순&현실
에지 라이트 → 윤곽&스타일리시
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CannedboobedMilk retweeted
I know something the animation community's not used to:
90s UPA-esque designed cartoons having an orchesteral score!
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Michael Caine explains the reasons why 'The Italian Job' (1969) was a flop in America:
"'The Italian Job' (1969) was a fun picture aimed at kids of all ages. It was very well made and became popular in Britain and Europe when it was released, but it flopped in America. This may have been partly because the game involved at the centre of the plot was soccer — virtually unknown in America at the time — but I think the advertising campaign they dreamed up over there was really to blame.
When I arrived in Los Angeles to promote the picture I was stunned to open a newspaper and see an image of a naked woman sitting on the lap of a gangster who was holding a machine gun. The genius who thought that up was sending such a wrong signal about this G-rated caper that I knew immediately that 'The Italian Job' was doomed, so I got on the next plane and came home to England. After months of hard work, sweat and tears, it can sometimes only take one small mistake like that to screw the whole thing up."
('What's it all about? Michael Caine An Autobiography', Michael Caine, 1992)
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what painting process in real time looks like, instead of being sped up 600x (looks kinda sad tbh xD) #paintingprocess #wip
