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Love & Theft by Studio FILM BILDER

Pablo Picasso once said, “Art is theft.”

The morphing characters and continuously evolving references in Studio FILM BILDER’s animation “Love & Theft” breathe new life into the artist’s words. How many familiar figures do you see?

The use of pictorial language to denote emotion and/or tone of voice is hardly new in comics storytelling. “Astérix”, for example, excels in it. Especially when it comes to depicting the character of sound, it is very innovative because it uses once sense modality – vision – to depict another – sound/hearing.

The creators of “Zits”, Jim Borgman and Jerry Scott, are often visually creative in their storytelling, and here they have melded two concepts – the modern-era free choice of different ringtones for different people and the use of visual language to connote personal characteristics – in an innovative and quite funny manner.I’d say that “Zits” is probably the brightest spot on today’s comics page.

(Also note that it isn’t just different sounds that Brogman/Scott are depicting with their iconography, but also the somewhat more abstract concept of personal characteristics.) 

1，A pair of lovers build up a happy family

2，A group of people have bad habits and just for the sake of fun lead to bad results

3，A father and son travel the world to record the good times

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Letterpress Printing Machines were made to cater for almost every need: from tiny cards to newspapers and posters.  small presses; platen presses; iron hand presses and cylinder presses.