Future Predictions
20 May 2011 | 3 Comments
After I wrote my last post about the dearth of innovation in film, I happened to read Anthony Lane’s New Yorker piece on Pixar, “The Fun Factory”. It made me slap my forehead in an “of course!” way. Lane starts out as a skeptic, ready to debunk the myth of Pixar as the den of [...]
Tagged in 3D, Animation, anthony lane, disney, finding nemo, Hollywood, innovation, john lasseter, new yorker, Old School Film in The New World, pixar, steve jobs
Futurist Musings on The Fly
5 January 2010 | 0 Comments
After all the hoopla about the 3D in James Cameron’s Avatar, and then this week at CES with all the talk about 3D Television, I thought we might take a little walk down the modern art aisle whilst browsing for entertainment. Not as schmaltzy as Avatar, and definitely heavier than most TV programming, Picasso’s Guernica. [...]
Tagged in 3D, art, AutoCad, Convergences Worth Noting, Cubism, Futurisms, Guernica, Modern Art, Pablo Picasso, Spain