Chanea Computer Graphics

To be honest, this does not surprise me one bit. It is almost like a cat and mouse game from both ends. Celebrities trying to be and chase youth and perfection and the rest of mankind is trying to chase after celebrities, whom they, too, this is perfect. It was interesting that no one wanted to be made public when talking about how everything is photoshopped. Nothing in the industry is real. People would spend thousands of dollars and hours to critique everything about themselves. I guess money doesn't by happiness. It buys counterfeits. My thing is, why stay silent and anonymous when it comes to the tricks of digital editing if its something the public knows but fails to believe? It is apparent, especially when these celebrities are caught out in the open on the street by the paparazzi. It is false and it makes people believe that they have to look a certain why or dress a certain way. Sadly, the cat and mouse chase will continue.

I thought the article was cool as more of a Q&A set up. I like hearing the thought process of why people do what they do, from the person, rather than speculation. The progress of the Dustin was cool and seemed pretty confident. It takes guts going from a company that helped to shape your career and then go off on your own. But he seemed to go with such confidence that he gained all that he needed to keep growing and learning, especially when we would get picked up on these contract jobs. I also liked that the one producer, Paul, didn’t just throw away people’s ideas because they didn’t fit right then and there, but he held them for a time more fitting. It was also more likely if you did a good job, that you’d get a call back for more projects.  There was a clear outline on what was being asked of the graphic team and everyone worked together in order to get the project done. Dustin showed that there will be times that there will be more than one idea. You’re not going to ...

When asked to pick a favorite movie poster, I instantly thought of Stranger things. I love the color scheme of the movie and the time setting. The dark colors just mesh together in a complementing way. The eye draws to a missing friend due to the lights on the bikes pointed in that direction. The poster is just balanced.