Notes from the sketch book

Ink and parchment meet, Mary Shelley's world complete, "Frankenstein" we meet. Mary Shelley, born on August 30, 1797, in the heart of London, is a name that resounds with significance. A novelist of audacity, she left an indelible mark on the landscape of Gothic and science fiction. Her most renowned creation, "Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus," is not just a novel but a testament to her life's tapestry, woven with both personal loss and literary achievements. Shelley's lineage was one of intellectual luminaries, being the progeny of William Godwin and Mary Wollstonecraft. This exposure to intellectual discourse was foundational to...

"The Big Sleep" is a classic noir film directed by Howard Hawks. It's known for its black and white visuals and sharp dialogue. Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall play the lead roles—a private eye named Philip Marlowe and the client's daughter. The story revolves around Marlowe being hired by a wealthy family to protect a young woman from her own mistakes. Along the way, there's murder, blackmail, car chases and gunplay, all adding to the suspense. Despite the chaos, Marlowe finds time to fall in love with his client's eldest daughter. Adapted from Raymond Chandler's novel, the story's labyrinthine web...

On this day in 2008... In an electrifying display of speed and determination, the Jamaican sprint sensation, Usain Bolt, transcended the boundaries of athletic achievement at the grand stage of the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics. With the world's gaze fixed upon the colossal stage, Bolt etched his name in the annals of history with a performance that can only be described as breathtaking. In an awe-inspiring show of raw power and lightning-fast acceleration, Bolt surged down the track like a force of nature unleashed. The pulsating energy of the stadium seemed to fuse with his very being, propelling him forward...

"Now I am Death, the Destroyer of Worlds" Christopher Nolan's new movie Oppenheimer unveils the enigmatic journey of J. Robert Oppenheimer, with a resolute focus on the building of the "gadget" and the tumultuous trials that ignited fervent debates among historians. The fallout of Oppenheimer's treatment is candidly depicted, yet the film resists painting him solely as a victim. Instead, Oppenheimer's tale is artfully woven into a tapestry of contrasts – a celebrated hero to many and a divisive figure to others, thereby unraveling the intricate layers of his legacy. (My artwork created is available here) A striking aspect of...

Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny 👉 Watch the YouTube video here: https://tinyurl.com/Indyeyes 👉 Listen on Spotify here: https://tinyurl.com/Indyears   In the realm of narrative and cinematic craftsmanship, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny valiantly endeavors to recapture the enchantment of its esteemed series. Yet, its ambitions collide in an ironic twist. Paradoxically, despite presenting the tale of a former adventurer's need to relinquish the past, the film heavily relies on nostalgia. Thus, the franchise itself impedes Indiana Jones from advancing, despite the character's pressing demand for progression.In the opening sequence of The Dial of Destiny, a digitally...