Sunday, September 27, 2009

Most Dangerous Music (by Hironobu Kageyama)









This might be the flimsiest excuse for a post I have ever had. This is really only the soundtrack for an anime, but I do like it so. The actual anime is enjoyable, if completely over the top ridiculous. Definitely for people who think modern anime characters are too petite and especially for those who love the road warrior(which of course includes me).

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guarantee you will have a hard time forgetting what little English there actually is in this song out of your head. There's no real reason for liking it, it's just awesome rock-synth that is totally 80's. And from Japan no less! Preposterous, yet so delicious. (Incidentally, this is not the order presented in the anime, quite the opposite; and, yes, the middle is instrumental only).

Edit: The singer in these songs (the one whose combination of English and Japanese is so delightful) is called
Hironobu Kageyama. I assumed he didn't do anything else but apparently this was his first of many songs for anime. And he has his own band of other vocalists. Hmm. Neat. Checkout more info here.

Thursday, September 24, 2009

A little Wally Wood

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Wally always had a way of combining comedy and horror( the two planes this world truly lives on) mesh so flawlessly.

Monday, September 21, 2009

See this poster, visit space

Now this is how you do collage(with a bit of illustration the bottom), not any of this muted looking photoshop used to promote movies today.

Friday, September 18, 2009

Klaymation Kat?!




I love stop-motion and I love newspaper strips, but I have rarely seen them combined. This makes me really wish there were more.

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Floating Shirow

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The use of color here is quite exceptional.

Saturday, September 12, 2009

Skull of the Beast


Where are all these kooky sci-fi book cover artists today?

Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Space defined


Gave I mentioned recently how much I love Kirby's work? Amazing, even without entirely being pencils

Sunday, September 6, 2009

On Foreign Ground

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Japanese Poster for one of my all time favorite films
(Is that picture of Plissken real or drawn? hard to tell)

Thursday, September 3, 2009

Landscapes of Moebius

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I want to live in a world designed by this man, so beautiful.