Sentences with phrase «like cartoons an video»

im sweet funny weird imaturly mature, double negg, i know, i like cartoons an video games, reading, im laid back i suppose, and i want a loving woman in my future.

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Just as Snapchat has what it calls «filters» that users can add to their photos and videos — making themselves look like cartoon animals, for example, or producing virtual rainbows that pour out of a person's mouth — Facebook's Camera also has filters, or «lenses.»

Someone, I'm guessing Capitol Records, commissioned a You Tube «video - contest» for the latter song, and so if you want, you can also listen it to accompanied by a Peter Max - like cartoon.

I liked what I saw and started reading his blog, where he creates insightful and humorous cartoons and videos about the church and following Jesus.

And so because I knew him from online, and because I liked the videos and cartoons he publishes, I was thrilled to endorse his book when he asked and do what I can to promote it.

Since almost all of the cartoons and movie characters have their video games as well, you should choose the one that the child likes.

I am looking for someone who likes video game music, anime's, cartoons, jpop, kpop, and video games.

my self - summary I am normal to quiet guy who likes cartoons anime and i like classical music and rock and i like video games and i go to church in Sunday morning and i work my own business at home i am looking for some one who will like cartoons anime and likes games and computers and likes...

I hold onto my childhood loves like video games and cartoon but I can also be mature for my age.

I am a 19 year - old guy, I like Japanese cartoons and video games.

im kidding i am a 6ft 1 in tall white male, who enjoys the small things in life, video games, anime, and cartoons is about all it takes to make me comfortable and happy, but id like to share these hobbies among a million others with someone who will possibly become very dear to me, Aswell as...

That might not sound like much fun, but this movie is an upper, thanks to its inventive video game / cartoon visuals, crisp editing and constant stream of wry observational barbs.

It's easy to believe that video game publishers like Electronic Arts are full of cartoon villains, which is why people were so quick to share a recent rumor about the publisher firing Plants vs. Zombies» creator for refusing to make the sequel pay - to - win.

The super-slick Trainspotting is more like a clever grab bag of cheap thrills culled from music videos and Bugs Bunny cartoons.

Some of it — like a preview for direct - to - video cartoon Ultimate Avengers: The Movie, a footage-less pitch for X-Men 3, and a promo for the soundtrack — isn't really missed.

If you can resist skipping past a line of plants doing a tepid soft - shoe to the delight of a squealing cartoon toddler, you've either fallen asleep like a reasonable person or you believe — in the midst of an alcoholic haze — that you're playing a few lost levels from Bluth's old «Dragon's Lair» stand - up video game.

Just the thought of an animated video brings to my mind a very complicated procedure, that requires professional tools and specific skills one must have in order to deliver those cartoon - like pieces of art.

And while the video starts with a pretty clear explanation of how copyright works (thankfully with the help of a narrator, rather than the cartoon characters» typical gibberish), when the video gets to the issues that most people probably do have questions about — particularly fair use and mashups — the narration runs into high speed, brushing over legalese like it's a joke.

Already capable of setting time limits on things like games and videos, the new FreeTime software is now adding educational goals, which allow parents to block access to Kindle's more «fun» fare, like cartoons and games, until specific goals are met.

From the main menu, the game greets you with cartoon - like characters placed upon a pseudo cel - shaded gameplay video.

First and primarily, Kofi Quest is a web cartoon that follows the sometimes - funny, sometimes - ironic and always keenly self - aware adventures of Kofi (pronounced like coffee), a lazy adventurer and video game character.

The narrative is structured in an episodic way, but it feels more like a TV show as opposed to your typical episodic video game — what would you expect from a game that prides itself on feeling like a Saturday morning cartoon, though?

It's games like Cuphead which make us feel like we've stepped into a morbid 1930's cartoon with extremely difficult bosses or amazing open world games like Super Mario Odyssey and Breath of the Wild that are really the forerunners for how the video game industry can make players addicted to their titles.

Stay tuned if you want to know more about video games that became cartoons like Mario Bros, Sonic the Hedgehog, Carmen Sandiego, Donkey Kong, Digimon, Raving Rabbids, and Pac - Man.

But more importantly involved a process called «Digicel» — much like «blast processing», it's a marketing buzzword, but refers specially to the method in which drawn cartoon cels are scanned into a computer and then touched up for use in a video game.

his work takes inspiration from 1980s / 90s video games and cartoons including popular icons like bart simpson and nintendo, which he animates and deconstructs through abstract shapes and dulled neon colors.

His most notorious work to date is «what what in the butt» - a youtube viral video that conflates homosexuality, blackness, and religion into an absurd / escapist cartoon like universe.

Historical and contemporary works of art, videos, machines, archaeological artefacts and iconic objects, like the giant inflatable cartoon figure of Felix the Cat — the first image ever transmitted on TV — inhabit an «enchanted landscape» created in Nottingham Contemporary's galleries, where objects seem to be communicating with each other and with us.

The videos are oddly entertaining, using simple cartoons and catchy little songs to tackle big issues like the definition of copying.

Her layered installations, videos, and sculptures begin with wide - ranging yet highly specific references, from young - adult fiction and early 2000s cartoons, like Clone High, to autobiographical events and violent media spectacles, such as the 1999 Columbine High School shooting.

Often combining painting with large - scale installations, Majerus's complex pictorial worlds include quotations from artists like de Kooning, Warhol, and Basquiat, as well as song lyrics, brand logos, video games, cartoons, and magazine covers.

Historical and contemporary works of art, videos, machines, archaeological artefacts and iconic objects, like the giant inflatable cartoon figure of Felix the Cat — the first image ever transmitted on TV — inhabit an «enchanted landscape» created in the Pavilion's galleries, where objects seem to be communicating with each other and with us.

This online traffic school has a big emphasis on cartoon - like videos to help you retain the info.

It includes cartoon - like stickers — near - standard on popular chat apps in Asia — text chat, group chatting, photo / video sharing, location and more.

Already capable of setting time limits on things like games and videos, the new FreeTime software is now adding educational goals, which allow parents to block access to Kindle's more «fun» fare, like cartoons and games, until specific goals are met.

It has an AR mode, for instance, that allows you to create photos and videos with superimposed effects like virtual backgrounds or cartoons.

I'm the creator of videos like «Clash of Clans in Dominoes» and «Well known Cartoons in Dominoes».