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"Mad Maxine."
It does look like fun, but....
When is somebody finally going to stop leaning on the cliches of "Road Warrior" and maybe experiment with a new visual vocabulary for a post-apocalyptic world? Dispense with the spikes and feathers and phony tribal stuff and create a broken world that makes sense for the 21st century?
Like the art direection in "Blade Runner," that showed a city that looked a lot like our cities, except some kind of Muslim and Asian influence had crept in as new buildings were erected and old ones renovated... that was some real visual style, there.
It does look like fun, but....
When is somebody finally going to stop leaning on the cliches of "Road Warrior" and maybe experiment with a new visual vocabulary for a post-apocalyptic world? Dispense with the spikes and feathers and phony tribal stuff and create a broken world that makes sense for the 21st century?
Like the art direection in "Blade Runner," that showed a city that looked a lot like our cities, except some kind of Muslim and Asian influence had crept in as new buildings were erected and old ones renovated... that was some real visual style, there.
First things first. . . Ya' gotta through the 'Action Movie Cliche Dialogue Dictionary' in the trash before you work on visuals . . . .Silencio wrote:"Mad Maxine."
It does look like fun, but....
When is somebody finally going to stop leaning on the cliches of "Road Warrior" and maybe experiment with a new visual vocabulary for a post-apocalyptic world? Dispense with the spikes and feathers and phony tribal stuff and create a broken world that makes sense for the 21st century?
Like the art direection in "Blade Runner," that showed a city that looked a lot like our cities, except some kind of Muslim and Asian influence had crept in as new buildings were erected and old ones renovated... that was some real visual style, there.
"Yesterday Mr. Hall wrote that the printer's proof-reader was improving my punctuation for me, & I telegraphed orders to have him shot without giving him time to pray." -Mark Twain
"There is a level of cowardice lower than that of the conformist: the fashionable non-conformist."
Ayn Rand
". . .and the trees are all kept equal by hatchet, axe, and saw."
"There is a level of cowardice lower than that of the conformist: the fashionable non-conformist."
Ayn Rand
". . .and the trees are all kept equal by hatchet, axe, and saw."
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nice butt shot about 1:40 in.
1. I am the true vine, and my Father is the gardener. 2. He cuts off every branch in me that bears no fruit, while every branch that does bear fruit he prunes so that it will be even more fruitful. - Romans 15
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If you want to know what I am working on check out these sites:
OhSoHumorous.com
TopDailyMemes.com
RandomDailyMemes.com
BestDailyMemes.com
FortWayneMusic.om
Kwalis.com
SoHumorous.com
FailUniversity.com
FaceFullOf.com
NuZuDu.com
FireFlyGoods.com
ThePeopleBlog.com
StealMyMemes.com
DontStealMyMemes.com
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