I chose this tutorial because I'll have to import a music to my video, so I'll need to edit the original audio, and this tutorial shows how to use the audio mixer tool, how to make the audio louder or soft and how to fade it. A trick he shows is to adjust the audio to play in only one of the sides of the speaker, it can give a nice effect to the video. 

I chose this video because was filmed in 1973 and I really like the effects, so, probably, was a huge innovation for that time. And nowadays we are used to science fiction movies and its effects, that sometimes, it's not even impressive anymore.

I loved this video, it's a simple idea, but it was beautifully done and I like the parallel between the two different realities.

The first review is “BEGIN WHERE YOU ARE” at Icebox Project Space, written by Annette Monnier: 

 and the second review is XAVIER LE ROY, ‘RETROSPECTIVE’ at MOMA PS1, written by Natalie Musteata:

I found both reviews on the artnews.com website.  I preferred the first review, because the author is more personal when writing about the exhibition. He said how he reacted to the art and also he encompasses the reaction of others ("which left us pondering our significance in the universe"). In my point of view is more interesting to read about someone else reaction and that makes me want to visit the gallery or research about the artist. In my work I always like to put personal experiences and thoughts, so I think it's nice from the person who write the reviews to give a feedback about how they felt. The second one the author is more focused on explaining how the performers behave and is more "technical" because tries to explain how the exhibition works and not what to expect from it.

I'm planning to go to Phoenix Downtown on the First Friday of October. I already went there once and I really liked it because it's not only one specific kind of art, have painting, sculpture, music etc... but since I was with a friend I didn't have a chance to walk all the merchants streets and galleries. This event is a good way to know what it's happening among the street art and to get inspired, so I totally recommend.

I really like this animation, it's simple, and for me is very deep too. I love Pink Floyd and even don't having "lyrics" this song, The great gig in the sky, is one of my favorite. Was a perfect combination between the song and the very known painting, The Scream of Nature by Edvard Munch, because always when I see a painting I try to understand the history behind it, and in my perception suited well. 

I like the song and also the animation. It's simple because the characters don't move, so the animation is, basically, the change between scenarios and drawings, and sometimes they made use of the same drawing and effects.

I chose the font Little Days Alt designed by West Wind Fonts. Nowadays, because of technology, cursive writing is being abolished from many schools curriculum and this really worries me. I really like cursive writing/handwriting because it show our difference and personality, and standardize the writing will annul a way of self expression. Through years, since caveman until the era of technology, our history was written by hands, and that's is the difference, we are not machines, I value it.

I chose the font Sketch Gothic School not for readability, but the aesthetics (this is a modern one, so it's easier to read). I like the dark era in the art history, and how everything, life style, fashion, architecture, paints, sculptures and even fonts followed a pattern and sent the same message. Old book always have this kind of fonts, or at least the first letter of the chapter. I just think that it's fancy, I like it.