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Brave, Pixar, and a Wider Lens
I know it’s a tad long, but it would up being a cumulation of a lot of things I’ve wanted to say about the animation film industry, so I think you’ll enjoy it or at least get a new perspective from it. :)
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The Art of Monsters, Inc.
I meant to post this AGES ago but got very busy. I bought this book on e-bay with my dad's account during the New Year's. It is an extremely rare art book and it is actually out of print in the States- it has been since 2003- but they still sell it in the UK and Japan. I got mine from Toyama City, Japan for about $54.00 from a very good seller named Mariko from Japan. It's brand new, hardcover, with gorgeous illustrations and concept art. There's very little text but some- all in Japanese, of course, with English translation (or rather vice versa).
Mariko sent me some chopsticks and Japanese cookies from the Japanese New Year. She's a very good seller, I would definitely buy from her again.
For those who can't find the book, because it is very rare, here is a link to a safe download of a PDF file version.
You must Sign In or Log In, in order to download the file. I've already registered an account for you. When you click on the DOWNLOAD NOW, a window will come up asking for your e-mail and password. The e-mail is kawaiimanagi68@yahoo.com. The password is resol25. After you log in, you can download the file. (If my e-mail or password does not work for some reason, you may have to use your own and create your own account.) After it's done waiting, click on DOWNLOAD FILE NOW. A window should come up. Select Save File, and it should save the file to your computer, either in Documents or Downloads.
Also, I found The Art of Finding Nemo if anyone is interested.
This is a free download, so you don't have to log in. Just click DOWNLOAD NOW, and after it's done waiting, click on DOWNLOAD FILE NOW. A window should come up. Select Save File, and it should save the file to your computer, either in Documents or Downloads.
Wall-E & Eve Picspam
Fic: What Comes Around
Fandom: Toy Story
Rating: G
Genre: Family/Friendship
Characters: Andy, Woody, Bonnie
Warning: Spoilers for Toy Story 3
Summary: Even though the years go by, their friendship never dies. It seems it's their destiny. Drabblicious.
( He sees this dark-haired young woman just outside his gate carrying a cardboard box, hesitating shyly whether or not to go through. He decides to help her out, because she's clearly there for a reason. He calls to her, she smiles softly, the gate creaks, and she is in his yard. She's familiar, but not. )
Oscar Predictions for 2011 Animated Films
It's Oscar Predictions Time!
What five from the list do you think will be selected? What do you think will win? What do you think SHOULD win?

