Showing posts with label Tim Burton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tim Burton. Show all posts

Thursday, February 4, 2010

Tim Walker

Up until now, and since I saw his exposition in Dusseldorf, Michel Comte was one of my favorite (fashion) photographers. Now however, ever since we saw the skeleton featured in one of his pictures at 10 Corso Como, I've become more obsessed with Tim Walker's work.

I'm in love with the romantic touch in his pictures. And so, I've added a new book to my Wishlist: Tim Walker Pictures.

My boyfriend at the 10 Corso Como Bookstore

More Tim Burton-inspired photographs by the artist for Harper's Bazaar US.
Check out timwalkerphotography.com for more supercool images.

Thursday, January 14, 2010

Shark Attack 2

Yesterday evening my sister was browsing teletext, when she started laughing and said: "Look what's on tonight!". Apparently the movie that was about to start, was called Shark Attack 2. I had no idea that this was the name of a film, but I do find it quite funny though. We watched for about 10 minutes when we agreed with imdb.com; this isn't the best shark movie.


Btw. More film related news: The Alice in Wonderland-jewelry line by Stella McCartney at Shark Attack 1. Click on both our Alice tags below to find more on collection inspired by Tim Burton's upcoming movie.

Sunday, January 3, 2010

Cinema

The other day we all went to the movies to see Cameron's Avatar, when my sister spotted the poster of Alice In Wonderland! And off course we had to take a sneaky picture. The quality of the photograph is low, due to the poor lighting at the cinema complex, I know, but I just had to share this.
I have pictures of all four posters, but their quality is even worse, so I checked imdb.com and you can find the Mad Hatter-versions there.

In case you are wondering how Avatar was, well, you shouldn't go see it for the interesting story, since it lacks just that. However, thumbs up to the special effects/graphics team. The world of Pandora looked magical, even though little 3D effects were incorporated -in my opinion. The whole scenery reminded me of one of my favorite platform games of all time: Rayman.

Rayman fragment vs. shot of Pandora
Anyhow, enough about video games. Tomorrow I'm finally starting to
study my Costume and Fashion course, and I'm pretty sure that with
every page I turn, I'll have plenty of material to put up a new post here.
I'm excited.

Thursday, December 17, 2009

Alice

I can honestly say that New York City is my favorite city in the whole wide world. Not that I've been to every city in the whole wide world. But still, I'm pretty sure that it's one of the most exhilarating places ever. I wish I was there right now.
At least then I could head towards the MoMa and visit the Tim Burton exhibit. I'm a huge fan of his work.

And so, here is another film I wish I could see today, in 2- ànd 3D!



Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter look amazing, as well as the sets! (btw. I don't know why but Depp reminds me of Madonna)

You'll find the first trailer and pictures of the characters on my sister's blog.


More Alice in Wonderland fashion news:
there is a jewelry line coming up and
prominent designers such as McQueen, Kane, Demeulemeester and Margiela will design some Alice inspired dresses to be displayed at
Paris' Printemps in February.

Update:
Stella McCartney is designing a jewelry line as well! And my sister has uploaded the first look of the line!