Monday, 4 January 2010
LIGHTHOUSE
In This Lighthouse I Will Wait For You I Wont Move At All
When The Waves Are Crashing I might Be Drowning But It Takes Me Home.
New Studio Ghibli This Summer!
Today Studio Ghibli made the official announcement of their new full length feature film titled Karigurashi no Arrietty (The Borrower Arrietty). The film will be an adaptation of Mary Norton's Carnegie Medal winning novel The
Unlike the original novel, which tells a story about tiny people who "borrow" things from normal humans during the 1950's in Enland, Studio Ghibli have transferred their version to Tokyo Koganei in 2010 (Koganei is where Studio Ghibli is settled) and tell the story of 14-year-old little Arrietty (Chiisana Arriety was the films original title).
Yonebayashi earlier worked as a key animator on previous Ghibli works like Howl's Moving Castle, Ponyo and Spirited Away and was animation director for Miyazaki Goro's Gedo Senki. Karigurashi no Arrietty will be his directing debut which is something he did not expect to happen (as told by Ghibli producer Suzuki Toshio earlier this week). Nowadays Yonebayashi is encouraged by Miyazaki Hayao every single day, who also happens to be the one handling the planning of the film. Production, as always, will be handled by Suzuki Toshio.
Sunday, 6 September 2009
Virtual fingers!
Tamagotchi producer Bandai Japan's new Tuttuki Bako hand held interactive play thing requires you to twiddle your finger around inside the orifice to play with a variety of virtual characters
Wednesday, 2 September 2009
WHEN PLANTS TAKE OVER.
Check out these Abandoned houses in detroit!
they disappear behind ivy or the untended shrubs and trees planted generations ago to decorate their yards. The wood that framed the rooms gets crushed by trees rooted still in the earth. The burnt lime, sand, gravel, and plaster slowly erode into dust, encouraged by ivy spreading tentacles in its endless search for more sunlight.
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