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Amy and Coco where another two cats hand raised by my friend Eileen. Amy was from her first litter raised and all her brother and sisters found homes quickly. Then Coco and Cassy came along, Casssy quickly found a home. So that left Amy and Coco, they soon were inseparable friends. They ended up going to a home together, as the new owners could not seperate them.
Há muito tempo eu não fazia pudim, me bateu uma vontade e olha só o resultado, ficou lindo e delicioso!!! Só estou precisando de um prato pra colocar pudim, neste tive que improvisar com o prato do microondas... rsrsrs
Toalha bordada por mim, é claro!
RECEITA:
1 lata de leite condensado
1 vez a mesma medida de leite
3 ovos
1 garrafa pequena de leite de coco
1 xícara de coco ralado
1 xícara de açúcar para a calda de caramelo
The Beagle is a breed of small to medium-sized dog. A member of the Hound Group, it has short legs and long, soft ears. Beagles are scent hounds.
Meet my new baby Coco. I have had her 6 months now since I lost my beautiful Amber.
I've been asked to show a little of my face up work, so here are a few for your browsing enjoyment. :0)
This Lati Green Coco, better known as Mia, is one I made over for a good friend.
Monochrome study of Coco... she is watching the other two dogs making sure they know this is her spot on the dog sofa.
Coco with her tree.
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The fall season is upon us, and with that comes a new Pixar film. Now I’m going to be honest, Pixar’s Coco has probably been my least most anticipated Pixar movie ever, well, besides the Cars movies because I refuse to watch those. I don’t know what is was about it, the marketing for this film was just so bland and I felt like this movie has been done before! Anyways, some of my friends got so see it a few weeks before and they said it was amazing, so I decided to check out this movie with my family as soon as I could and since I’m back from my vacation I’m ready to give my thoughts on the film!
Good: Now with all my low expectations coming into the film, I think it’s safe to say that Coco blew me away. For starters, the message in this film about family was absolutely beautiful. Now this movie didn’t get me as emotional as a Toy Story 3 or an Inside Out, but I would be lying to you if I said I didn’t get misty eyed during this film. The visuals in Coco were absolutely spectacular aswell, there are some shots of the land of the dead that absolutely blew me away! The designs of this film were some of my favorite out of any Pixar film, I really loved the style of the skeletons in this movie! With all that being said, the greatest thing about this film is how Coco both showcases and celebrates Mexican culture. I just really loved how the aesthetics of this film emphasized Mexican culture in this film, whether that be through the designs as I said before, or more importantly the music. Now I’m pretty sure Michael Giacchino did the music for the film and he absolutely knocked it out of the park! Music is such a big part of this film and I love how it’s used to contribute to both world building and character development, which leads to some pretty emotional moments in the film. Finally, I’d like to spotlight how great the voice cast for this film was. I’ve never really payed attention to the voice cast in a Pixar film, but I realised after the film that pretty much the entire cast was latino or latina, which is awesome. Also, there wasn’t any big names in this film which I like when it comes to a voice cast. The only people I recognized were Benjamin Bratt, who was the dude with a broken back in Doctor Strange; and Edward James Olmos, who of course is Gaff in Blade Runner.
Bad: Now first thing I want to just vent about has nothing to do with Coco, but what comes before it. The Frozen short that plays before Coco is the absolute definition of a living hell. For starters, it’s Frozen and I fucking hate Frozen, but also it’s 21 minutes long and it felt like the longest 21 minutes of my entire life. It’s just dumb Olaf crap and singing and I hated every second of it. It’s one of the most stupid and insulting pieces of animation that I’ve ever seen and if you are going to see Coco, which I really recommend doing, I honestly recommend you showing up like 30 minutes late to skip the mind numbing trailers and the horrendous Frozen short. Anyways, my only problem with Coco is there were lots of Twists and turns that were so predictable, and the film becomes pretty by-the-numbers at the end that makes this movie not in the top tier of my favorite Pixar films.
Overall, Coco is a beautiful film that celebrates a culture that we never really get to see in big films, and it perfectly does that expert animation and a beautiful soundtrack. Now all though the story predictable plot doesn’t make it as memorable as some of Pixar’s best. That being said, I still loved Coco a lot and I recommend you go check out this film when you have the chance to, just remember what I said about showing up late. I’m going to give Coco an 8/10. If you’ve seen Coco, let me know what you thought of it in the comments below!
Model: Coco Gina
Hans van Eijsden Photography, The Netherlands
Lens: Sigma 50mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art on full frame.
Light: Large clamshell setup with the Elinchrom ELC 1000 through a large silver Beauty Dish with silver deflector from the front-top-side, which creates the high contrast in her face. Elinchrom ELC 500 with small strip box from the front-bottom-side, to lower the density of some shadows and to flatten the legs. Elinchrom ELC 500 through a large LiteMotiv Strip from the back. I measured the light with the Sekonic L-758DR.
Postprocessing: Some local adjustment curves, some painting, local cloning.
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After having dinner under the stars with my wife, we headed upto "Altitude" to take some night shots from above. It was a beautiful night and after a few frames, this was one of the results.