At
Otakon2009,
the former director of Haruhi apologized for the "endless
story" in the new series "The
Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya". He said he was aware of this problem and
he left to stop it. Hmm it will be framing, actually Kyo-ani made a comment
that he is not related to the project anymore.
Animation creator Yoshinori Kaneda died today, he was known for breaking down
the directorial system in animation, which allowed individual key animators to use
their own style in a particular work. It is called the Kaneda perspective in Japan. For
example, you can see it in the Voltes V opening. He has worked for Studio Ghibli
since Nausicaä and move to Square Enix to make Final Fantasy.
Makoto Yabuki is a Japanese art director, we saw his work in TV ads. Today, I found his official site and saw his other artwork. I like this white style. It's beautiful, check it out.
Another video is this making of TOYOTA IQ font: when driving becomes
writing. Very cute idea. You can download the IQ font. :-)
iQ font - When driving becomes writing / Full making of video from wireless on Vimeo.
I own quite a few MBTs (only shoe I wear). I really like these for my summer shoe. They are comfortable with no binding on the toes. They give my feet good support all around. For sandals I always get a half size down from my regular MBT size because I don't wear my inserts in the sandals. Love 'em!
Posted by: Puma Ducati | Thursday, May 26, 2011 at 06:04 PM
As with many otaku, I am quite frustrated with the "Suzumiya Haruhi" time-loop story that shows us the exact same story in multiple episodes (and continues to do so).
We were presumably going to get 12 new episodes of this show, which would hopefully have filled out the already enjoyable story. Instead, what we received was a waste of time and effort, which bores us with the characters and motivates us to dislike the show's producers.
I can't imagine what these people were thinking. Perhaps the spontaneous "Haruhi dances" on Japanese streets caused authorities to order that the show be made less popular ;-)
Posted by: bshock | Friday, July 24, 2009 at 02:40 AM