kegisak

Whew, been a while since I've done anything with this page. Dusty in here. I should clean up... maybe put in a tv, a nice easy chair... So yeah! As you've likely forgotten that I even exist at this point, I haven't exactly been drawing a lot lately. Well, that's not quite true. I have been drawing, I just haven't been posting them. Not sure why, most of them just felt like scribbles, and I didn't feel like throwing them up. Interestingly though, more than anything I've been doing a fair bit of writing lately. Go figure, right? I like to think I've gotten pretty good at it lately, so I might put some of it up here. The nature of the works mak

Yeah, yeah, I'm still doing the movie thing. Don't worry, I've got a good batch this time! It's Terry Gilliam's dreamer trilogy! For those of us who don't know, Terry Gilliam is most famous as the animator for Monty Python's flying circus. Despite that, not a single on of these movies are animated, or indeed, have anything to do with Monty Python - with the exception of the final movie's featuring of Eric Idle as a major character. And if You don't know who Monty Python is...what the hell, man? Seriously? Youtube Salad Days, or something. and look up Black Books while your at it. It's not Monty Python, but it is about a drunken, chain-smokin

Yes, I have more recommendations for you! You won't get any funny looks for watching these ones either. Well, maybe the second one, but that's just because it's 80's as fuck. So, the first movie is one that I've actually had my eye on for a while now, but really only got around to watching it last night. Remember in my last journal, how I said that interesting is not a compliment in and of itself? It is, in this case at least, a point for recommendation. The movie is called Mr. Nobody, and it's told from the perspective of the last mortal alive, recounting his life to an amateur reporter. Except that it's actually the last mortal speaking to