Posted in Books, tagged Art, Batman, Books, cintiq, dc, Drawing, manga studio, new 52, nightwing, wacom on April 2, 2014| 2 Comments »
It’s been pretty stressful over here at Georgia Tech. Chemical Engineering degrees don’t just get themselves. I’m sorry I’ve broken my promise of videos, comic strips, articles, and pictures every week. It’s unfortunately too much to handle. However, I’ll remember to update this blog every once in a while when I make something worth sharing.
Picked up the first two volumes of New 52 Nightwing. Thought it was pretty neat and drew this quick picture. Enjoy.
Posted in Movies, Reviews, tagged bane, gordon, john blake, Joker, nightwing, Reviews, revolution, robin, scarecrow, the dark knight rises on July 24, 2012| Leave a Comment »
I’ve lived to only have seen one great trilogy. The Lord of the Rings trilogy set the bar high and absolutely astounded me from start to finish. Meaning all three movies lived up to their titles and I wasn’t disappointed by any of it. This past weekend, I’m proud to admit to adding another trilogy to that list. Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight Rises is quite possibly the only way to end such a great trilogy. There haven’t been many great trilogies in our lives, not any as influential and culturally relevant as this trilogy. In addition to the recent Colorado incident, this will not be a movie I will soon forget.
The follow up to the Dark Knight might’ve cost Christopher Nolan the biggest undertaking ever placed on a director. That movie was simply a masterpiece, large in part to the late Heath Ledger. By merely meeting the audiences expectations, he would’ve accomplished something only so few people can. But of course, Christopher Nolan, who’s directing track record is nearly flawless, delivered and soared as to what can be said as the perfect way to end a trilogy. Minor spoilers below. Nothing back breaking. Or should I say Bat breaking. HA.
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Banana Scoop 