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Dashboard coincidence.

Edition 36 of What’s really there versus what I see.

Bestsellers Cafe | “Built of Books” series by Frank Halmans

There are very expensive condos being finished overlooking the Mystic River and right above Bestsellers Cafe on the street I live off in Medford. I’m obsessed with them. I want to live above a book store.

katespencer:

anthonyking:

Just looked at my Google calendar for this weekend— Kate’s calendar is in orange. Mine is in blue. #priorities

Today in: my family.

Edition 35 of What’s really there versus what I see.

Jaume de Laiguana | Maddie

Edition 34 of What’s really there versus what I see.

Those sparkly hoop earrings and red lipstick. Tasteful.

…just something I posted on my main site.

wellterned:

makerubyreal:

typewriters = type quirks and ink smudges. This was fun!

Movie poster contests tend to pull me in. I love movies. I love posters. There you go. I saw the motion poster released for the film after I finished this and was impressed by all the comp posters submitted for the official design. You can click on them to view larger versions.

If you like mine, like it up or reblog it on tumblr. Those with the most notes will be produced in addition to the official promotional poster. Even though it seems to be turning into a tumblr popularity contest over quality, hopefully it will still yield some cool posters. You can see who is in the lead by going here and hovering over the images.

I’ve read a few reviews of the film that mention how unbelievable it is that the writer would be using a typewriter instead of a computer. I decided to incorporate the typewriter theme into the poster using the dropped letters, type silhouette, and ink smudges rather than just throwing a typewriter on it. The smudges ended up being more like ink blots or blood (oh man, did I turn this into a horror movie?!.. yes I did.). I left the Lorem Ipsum text in there because I couldn’t think of what else to use. Ideally, it would be text from the script. I’d love to see a big version of this as a movie poster. From a distance, you could make out the image of a person and as you got closer you could read lines from the film.

I went against the actor listing convention followed by all of the other posters I’ve seen for the film by naming Zoe Kazan first. After all, she did write the screenplay.