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My Panic Room fanart gets official recognition :)

https://www.facebook.com/panicroomoutrage/photos/a.679159632228940.1073741833.324218914389682/689187814559455/ - Perception meme

https://www.facebook.com/panicroomoutrage/photos/a.679159632228940.1073741833.324218914389682/689217211223182/ - Your brain on Panic Room

Current Mood: pleased

Amber Heart substitutes the player's FB name for the game protagonist's name, so the dialogs appear customized. In this case, it was exceptionally appropriate ;)

Current Mood: amused

Xposted from FB, for the benefit of everyone who couldn't care less for Panic Room. ;)

Current Mood: bored

Vision board exercise - http://psychcentral.com/blog/archives/2012/08/05/plan-your-future-how-to-create-a-vision-board/ (stolen from

mamaslyth).

* Pick three to five magazines you normally wouldn't read.
* Look at only the pictures on each page. Ignore the articles and even the captions.
* Go back to the first publication, and cut out anything that appeals to you. (It could be anything from a fashion layout to a travel ad.) Repeat the process with the rest of the magazines. You should have eight to 10 photos.
* Lay out three or four images in a row.
* Look at the pictures from different angles.
* Move the pictures around, until you feel like they fit together.

Then ask yourself these questions to help you figure out what these images mean for you. (The questions are in the article).

I haven't been buying magazines for years (what a waste of paper!), so I used Google image search with a few subjects I'm normally not interested in: Olympic Games, analytic geometry, gardening, accounting, Cosmopolitan. I believe that trying to write the analysis in a way suitable for public sharing would sabotage the purpose of the exercise, but I can't resist posting the collage I've spent about 2 hours making ;)

(click for a bigger version)

Current Mood: contemplative

After a few days of hard work, I made my first mood theme! from Alice in Wonderland 2010 (a film by Tim Burton).

Some images could be better fitting or better quality, there's not a lot of choice with only one movie - but then, meticulously watching 1 hour of video material again and again is faster and more convenient than a few hundred hours in case of a series. Anyway, it's new experience, things learned about face expressions and acting, and a good start of the year :)

The theme is free for grabs (comments are appreciated if you take it ;)

* zip file with the images and .txt
* full preview (big image!)
* standard installation instructions (these are for LJ, replace livejournal.com with dreamwidth.org everywhere for DW)

Current Mood: accomplished

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