I really got excited because since I was 9, I wanted to play this game. Because it also introduced me my favourite stuff being VOCALOID, I've been liking this 9 years ago. Now leaving the fan being serve I'll be critical, for the moment the game it is for me a 5.0 stars, I'm still learning how to play, so I won't be hard on the gameplay complexity, I already knew that the game it's not quite easy, so for me it was really hard, the graphics are amazing, the songs I love them. The MV of the game is incredible, you can tell that the dances are stiff due that originally it was a game made up for Ps3, so it's quite old but really revolutionary for the time. Now I didn't quite enjoy the experience due that my pc goes a bit laggy, and I don't know how to play it, so for the moment I'll be blinded by my fan behaviour, but when I change de pc and start to play a bit better I'll give an update!

One of my favourite Laufey's songs, mixing perfectly the memory numbness or a Dèja vú when you meet someone and everything feel so familiar, like if the like is playing a sick joke in you.

It was such a good movie, it started running yesterday in my country. I'll give it a solid 4,5. I don't know much about the real life story so I'll just be based by what it's shown in the movie. The movie is about the 23th years old Marty Mauser, showing us that success it isn't always clean, because he does a lot of dirty moves just to get what he think he deserves. He's an narcissistic, egoistic, cocky and disrespectful man, that had a big dream of being the most respected and admired ping pong player of the times. I hated his character because of his attitude, and hell when he was making things worse and worse it made me so stressed that it immersed me even more making me ask "What's he going to do next?" I got frustrated just like the character when things weren't doing well even if I knew he deserved it. Not going to lie, I'm not very familiar with Timothy's acting or past works, but he left a great impression of his acting with this movie. Rachel, I got very anxious and also felt bad with her because everything she was passing through was sad, how her lover left her pregnant, ghosted her for 8 months, only got contacted because he needed someone, accused her to be lying about him being the father, got humiliated by her husband, and worse. How she got kidnapped by the wrong people due the dog that Marty lost after a really bad fight with some guys that made bets with him. The Japan tournament left me a bitter taste, yes I know he suffered A LOT but I felt... It wasn't enough for him? Or his victory, knowing that actually the tournament was just that Kay's husband could sell more pens felt like... It was really necessary his suffering for this? I liked the movie, I felt what the characters were portraying.

The movie is about a single mother who visits her own mother, the thing is each day weird things were happening. The first day she stayed a crow appeared out of nowhere, so she has to take it out of the window. Then when she was taking a bath, her baby was crying. Seeing that her mother or the nurse to calm down the baby, she was drying herself, but she stops for a moment to watch her reflection through the mirror. But something (or someone) hits her making her lose her stability, and harming her forehead. Each time she is losing her mind, to the point that her mother's boyfriend decided to take away her baby until her mental health is stabilised again. Everything was so confusing and hard to understand, but there's when the plot decides to twist to finalisation of the movie. And then everything made sense.

Honestly Falling behind from "Everything I Know About Love" is one of my favourites, but not my TOP fave. I like how Laufey explains in the song how you feel isolated, alone and confused around a new place, how you can feel you don't exactly feel that you belong there. Also showing how she starts to feel pressured in a social ambience that makes her feel that she need to get a partner and fall in love. Showing how usually in the love life (especially if you're a woman) feels the invinsible preasure that you must at least experience love, or you can't understand how "life works".

I give this a 3, because It was fun and everything but it's not fully finished and I got a few difficulties. It could be better but I tried dmy best with the time I had.

Just a small re capitulation about my art work, and also homework. The last drawing I finished a few minutes ago, I like the final result, but my hand in hurting a abit right now, so I'll rest it a bit. The second picture was when I was finishing my homework, that I had to paint the lamp, the first module of the Stanley Cup, and two pieces of MDF. Lastly I made 2 doodles and a few practices to warm up my hand. They are quite old, at least one or two weeks old.