- The "intense downbeat virtuosity" of film noir cinematographer John Alton
- "In the hands of a master like Alton, cinematography can on occasion take precedence over script, acting, and possibly even directing, in determining the key quality of the creative mix."
- Posterwire.com is a movie poster weblog
- "From images of the latest Hollywood one-sheets to vintage movie posters, this film poster weblog hopes to offer a bit of insight into film key art."
- Movie: Death By Design ("a masterful blend of art and science.")
- "Observation of cell interactions reveals a society astonishingly similar to our own human world, as images of cell life...find their parallels in imploding skyscrapers and even unused film outtakes on an editing room floor."
- Movie: Proteus (focuses on biologist/artist Ernst Haeckel)
- "Through his discoveries beneath the sea, Haeckel would eventually reconcile these dualities, bringing science and art together in a unitary, almost mystical vision."
- Copywriting 101 (by Copyblogger)
- "The basics of copywriting in ten lessons." Also there: The 80/20 Rule of Headlines. (8 out of 10 people read headline copy but only 2 out of 10 read the rest.)
- Cartoon pants and design snobbery
- "I sometimes think the design world has a certain pecking order, with some design 'styles' thought of as higher, more sophisticated and more elegant, than others. I don't put much stock in such stratification, however."
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Peter Fitzgibbons 02 May 06
I found it coincidental that Cameron Moll’s blog had 37 comments when I looked at it.
jca 02 May 06
Thanks for the mention. ;)
Rugby Fan Steve 25 Aug 06
Rugby players spend a lot of time physical training Compared to other form of sports.I have read the
Rugby laws mentioned on this site. It’s a gripping sport which targets the grip strength and the active mindedness of a player. American football and rugby league are also primarily collision sports, but their tackles tend to terminate much more quickly. For professional rugby, players are often chosen on the basis of their size and apparent strength and they develop the skill and power over the passage of time. In modern rugby considerable attention is given to fitness and aerobic conditioning as well as basic weight training.
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