Dragi moji,

14Mar14

težko bo priznati: zadnje mesece mi gre zelo za nohte. Posledica slabih gospodarskih razmer je, da je projektov iz meseca v mesec manj, naročniki si velikokrat v tem trenutku ne morejo privoščiti mojega dela, zaslužki pa res skromni. Zato začenjam tole akcijo, s prošnjo, da mi pomagate preživeti.

Prodajam prikupne slikce, tuš /crayon na papirju, format 13 x 18 cm, v okvirju. Zelo so primerne za darilo, še posebej, če želite obdariti drugače in bolj osebno. Seveda si slikco lahko kupite tudi samo zase; zgornji triptih visi v Jakatovi dnevni sobi nad kavčem. Žabec spodaj je v Daretovi kuhinji ob hladilniku, da mu ni vroče. Ali … da ima pivo na dosegu roke, pardon, kraka :)

Na moji Flickr strani  si ogledate, kako slikce izgledajo. Lahko naročite kaj od obstoječega, lahko pa naredim čisto nov motiv. Avatar naprimer (zgoraj) je bil najprej narejen kot #dailydoodle in kasneje našel kupca. Yoda (spodaj) pa je naročena na novo.

Za podrobne informacije in naročila pošljite email> maja.bjancic@gmail.com
ali tvitajte @mmirabilis

Najlepša hvala :)

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New cases

21May13

This post is just a sweet reminder.
In addition to iPhone and iPad cases, I have new cases for Samsung Galaxy S4 available.

Until Sunday 26th we also have the awesome days of Free Shipping, so make your inner child happy :)

Enjoy!

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Tags: cases, iPad, iPhone, iPod_case, Samsung Galaxy S4

Footnote (Where the Wild Things Are)

14May13

True to the Maurice Sendak’s book, in the animated film Where the Wild Things Are by Spike Jonze there are 14 lifelike monsters. They are made as suit-puppets by Jim Hanson Creature Shop and they are truly huge. Horned-big mouth-furry Carol is 2.7 m high, and although the monsters were designed to move around easy enough, to move and emote their faces in a believable way was however hardest to achieve.

Spike Jonze reports: “Initially I was thinking we would do animatronics in the faces. But then David Fincher (who directed facial-effects-heavy The Curious Case of Benjamin Button) told me that was the stupidest thing we could do – go hours with a bunch of suits and all these servo motors and remote controls. We were working out of his office in Hollywood and he would leave notes on our door with a little drawing of a wild thing and an arrow that said ‘suit’, and another arrow pointing at the face that said ‘CG’.”

Source: Wired UK (Dec 09)

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