December 2009
7 posts
Terry Gilliam: The Vanity Fair Interview: Julian... →
Interesting piece about hopelessness juxtaposed with perfection:
If there is a God that governs the world of movies, Terry Gilliam is his Job. Nearly each of his fantastical projects—from his work with Monty Python to his latest film, The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus—has been an ordeal, a test of his faith and his resilience. Every film director has problems, but Gilliam’s are of a higher...
Issues of focus →
Very interesting stuff here from Communicatrix. Personal excavation through subtraction:
Focus. Eliminate. Focus. Pursue.
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You’re nobody till somebody hates you →
There are mirrors everywhere. Some of them are in darker, danker dressing rooms than you care to visit, but when you find yourself staring into one, you must still look at what is looking back at you and ask the question: What of this is the truth? And what must I do about it?
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“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.”
– Leonardo da Vinci (via theimpossiblecool)