alex//artist//nerd girl//procrastinator
Whedon: Right, exactly, right. I was hearing about it last night at a screening. Somebody said, “What are those people with no superpowers doing on the team?” I’m like, “Rocking my fucking world is what they’re doing.” They’re awesome. I mean from the very start, Earth’s Mightiest Heroes — including Ant-Man. Really? Really? Like it just it makes no sense. That was basically what I wrote the introduction toThe Ultimates, that was the premise I built it on. It makes no sense, and Mark Millar and Bryan Hitch made an argument for why we need them anyway.
-Joss Whedon on Comic Books, Abusing Language and the Joys of Genre (Interview with Wired Senior Editor Adam Rogers)
Adventure Time: Season One infographic v2.0
Adventure Time: Season One Infograph based on the amount of Interjections and Onomatopoeias said by each recurring character.
I concluded that the most used/popular expression for season one is WOAH which is said 89 times, 48% of the time by Finn, and 54% of the time by Jake. Other recurring characters to use the expression are Princess Bubblegum (5%) and Ice King (1%).
Day 4:
It almost seems that the poster was born for such a time as this, with our attention spans being auctioned off to the highest and most media-savvy bidder. -Austin Howe
Yes, another quote from Austin Howe, but this quote couldn’t have come at a better time. When deciding how to present my findings on this blog, I thought about using motion graphics pieces or perhaps some other format. This quote confirms my decision to use the poster format. It proves to be a great medium that gets an immediate point across in a very palatable, digestible way.
Remember, Power to the Poster!
Always Frosty by Tom Whalen
(via irdesigner)
