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The Cabinet of Dr Caligari by Robert Wiene made in 1920 is a silent movie set in the German town of Holstenwall. The movie opens with a f... -
This post contains my research notes and drawings from the third city depicted by Italo Calvino, the city of Diomira. I've noticed a d... -
I've spent the morning trying to figure out how to draw children so I could create a facial design which looks like a young me at roughl...
Hey Tom - instead of giving your teams 'names' could you use another way of identifying them - I ask this because you have names for individual characters (Binky) but then you have 'Charlie' meaning a whole group. I think it would be more transparent for audiences if there was a more obvious distinction - so put simply, the various groups are referred to as 'Battalion A' or 'Attack Force 1' for example, so you just don't use 'more names' by which to describe the groups. I know that Charlie, delta etc are correct in terms of military language, but I think they're making it difficult to know who is doing what when the action is so language driven... does that make sense?
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