Author Archives: ltufillaro

Helvetica, PERIOD.

Posted on September 24, 2011 by ltufillaro

Sorry for yelling. This documentary was an eye-opener. Helvetica really is everywhere and you don’t know it unless you know it. I know it now, and I see it everywhere. It was on the side of  semi truck on the … Continue reading →

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Formalism, Postmodernism, Expressionism and Realism. Why is it all art?

Posted on September 18, 2011 by ltufillaro

After reading the chapter on Formalism, I found a new respect for the genre. Not that I disliked it, I just never thought about it before. And maybe that’s why I like it: it’s art for art’s sake. It allows … Continue reading →

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I Need Stitches, Bitches

Posted on September 8, 2011 by ltufillaro

No really, this article made me want to cut myself, I think. The intro about Mary Shelley, the author who wrote Frankenstein, set the mood and I couldn’t get the image of Sally from Nightmare Before Christmas out of my head. … Continue reading →

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Toward an Aesthetics of Transition Response

Posted on August 31, 2011 by ltufillaro

This article blew my mind. It was sone of those articles that covers a topic I’ve thought about (mostly dealing with music over the decades), but takes it a level I never could have, resulting in a blown mind. The … Continue reading →

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