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Looney Tune Character
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Wile E. Coyote (He is the most creative cartoon character ever. Plus, he never ever gives up. The scenery in the desert is just plain cool. He doesn't talk at all. In the episode were he did, he was pure genius. In fact to quote him as he plots his next move, "Wile E. Coyote, SUUUUPER GENIUS!" Then BAM! He gets run over by a train.)
Marvin the Martian (This dude is cool because the whole premise behind his cartoons is aesthetics. He wanted to blow up the Earth, because it was blocking his view of Venus. What a warrior for all things aesthetic! Thanks to my painting professor, Miles Bair, for enlightening me of this.) |
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Type of Music
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Dance
Reggae
Swing
(Something that has a good beat and groove) |
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Musician
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Fatboy Slim
Louis Armstrong
(no, they are not the same artist) |
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TV Show
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- Simpsons (Goofy)
- 3 Stooges (Pure slap-schtick goofiness)
- Boston Public
- Futurama (I like how it portrays the future in a very goof-a-rama way)
- Perfect Strangers (Balkay was just a goofball. That other dude was a great compliment to him.)
- Tom and Jerry (Fantastic violence)
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Books
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"Mapping the Terrain: New Genre Public Art" edited by: Suzanne Lacy (This book is a great influence on my thinking of art. It is incredibly postive and forward thinking)
Bible (It's what to live by) |
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Magazines
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Print (A bit more goofier than CA)
Communication Arts (Nice clean design)
Adobe Magazine (A must read from cover to cover) |
