Jul 23, 2024
ink 2009 otherwise known as the most beautiful but underrated film on the face of this earth that no one gives a chance bc they obviously had no budget. anyway you can watch it for free on youtube.
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ink 2009 otherwise known as the most beautiful but underrated film on the face of this earth that no one gives a chance bc they obviously had no budget. anyway you can watch it for free on youtube.
Watched Ink without meaning to (by which I mean I looked it up to find contact info for Jamin Winans b/c I want him to come do a talk back at the theater and then ended up just watching the whole movie) and I do seriously belive its the best film ever made. Ever.
My favorite scene from an old fave movie: Ink (2009)
(warning for a loud screeching at the end)
I'm on a work trip far away from home, so I can't do digital art for some time.
But here, have this sketch of my Muse. Her name is Jennifer Batter (character name is Allel) and I'm willing to pay for photos of this woman. I'm not even joking. Hit me up. (Restraining order, here I come~)
Ink (2009) Directed by Jamin Winans
The movie's plot is original, the plot twist was unexpected and the characters are loveable, the villains designs are simple but creepy and it has its own unique world.
But what I love the most about this movie is how it seems to be incredibly low budget, and it seemed like they used everything they had to make props. Like Dr Who in its early seasons, they got really creative with their ideas and it made the movie more enjoyable than if they used high tech animation to fill in the gaps.
They're all reactions! One thing begets the next. A man has a weakness; he's flawed. That flaw leads him to guilt. The guilt leads him to shame. The shame he compensates with pride and vanity and when pride fails despair takes over and they all lead to his destruction. What will become his fate? Something's got to stop the flow.
ink (2009) dir. jamin winans
ink (2009) dir. jamin winans / my grief, the sun, 'meditation', sanna wani / each crumbling house, melody s. gee / grit: a poetry collection, silas denver melvin / a lover's discourse, roland barthes / on the pulse of morning, maya angelou / march 13, 1915 - franz kafka diaries / you better be lightning, andrea gibson / fyodor dostoevsky / unknown