I have an obsessiv nature. It's all or nothing. Perfectionism is one side of this medal, loosing
myself in details is a weird form of bliss.
Most of you know I have a sneaker obsession, but my nerdism does not stop there.
I have a penchant for most elements of the 80s especially with a HipHop history (Double Goose
jackets, Cazal sunglasses, jewelry like namerings, cookie chains and grills, boomboxes and so on).
Most of you know I have a sneaker obsession, but my nerdism does not stop there.
I have a penchant for most elements of the 80s especially with a HipHop history (Double Goose
jackets, Cazal sunglasses, jewelry like namerings, cookie chains and grills, boomboxes and so on).
Here's an obsession which's seedling was planted in my teenage years, when I first watched it
and has developed to a force in the past decade : AKIRA by Katsuhiro Otomo.
It is the film I have probably watched the most in my life together with FANTASIA (another
It is the film I have probably watched the most in my life together with FANTASIA (another
masterpiece, but from a much earlier era) and will never be able to stop praising.
It's my go-to watch if I am too lazy to decide on a movie and my favorite clothing inspo forever.
For me Katsuhiro Otomo is a genius of style and details, so it never gets boring to enjoy it over
and over and over again.
YOU CAN HANG EVERY FRAME OF THIS MOVIE AS A PICTURE ON YOUR WALL!
This love for details frame composition in a movie I found in the work of masterminds like Akira
This love for details frame composition in a movie I found in the work of masterminds like Akira
Kurosawa, makes my heart sing.
The impeccable Japanese cool of Kaneda gives me the best neo-Steve McQueen vibes.
Here are some original drawings and cells from the production, which are so amazing in my
opinion, that I must share them
opinion, that I must share them