The Two-ways World

Voilá, my accidental masterpiece of animation!!!!!!!!

Kidding! I made it with a world map from h3dwallpapers.com and GIMP animation tools

I wasn't making a perfect sphere so I realized that the image's size was in the way. So I made a square and fit the image on... Worked perfectly!

Something made me turn the "white" into transparent and then animate, Then this babe was born!!!!!

Little screenshot of the making of:

The legend of the perfect eye

Yet, after a month not touching this eye, finally I am developing the right technique to make a perfect sight. And as I am adventurous, I am not searching for tutorials. 

Learning alone is time consuming, but possible. And the result, I believe, will be my very own style

Yet another logo

This is the symbol for my recently formed Academic League of Genetics from my college. 

I didn't make the ribbon and the laurel wreath is from another artist's work. But I will give credits and work on a fully original logo... when I find time 

Laurel wreath found at: depositphotos.com

Ribbon: not sure yet

Giving a hand for Google

So.. I was helping with the poor Portuguese-English translations in Google Translator. There's alot of errors, and I guess it's due to the insane ammount of connections , relations and meanings words can have in portuguese.
For example, take this phrase: " I will buy groceries at the market", In portuguese, in literal translation it would be like: "I am going to buy groceries going at the market" or " I will go to the market to 'boughting' groceries" (different version for a word to fit in the phrase just because of grammar)

Other example is the word "love". We say "I love you." But in portuguese we give a different version for the world when it relates to other word, and even by the other word's 'genre' and termination.
It'd be something like this:
> "I love you" would be "I lavo you"
> "She love him" would be "She levi him"
> "She love her" would be "She leva her"
> "He love her" would be "He luvo her"

Not true translations, these are only some examples, but very crazy indeed. Notice the ammount of variations for "love" only because it relates to different other words on each phrase.

Portuguese seems to be very weird to english speakers. And it really is. Compared to English, protuguese is poor at ammount of words, but is insanely rich at meanings.

Anyways, I was helping Google a little and I got these lovely sentences to verify in middle of Valentines month:

 I guess the person that wrote it loves me... nah!

Settle Down In The Heart!

Send a Valentines letter! Click it!!!!!! 

Only until 02/16/2015 though...