Showing posts with label television. Show all posts
Showing posts with label television. Show all posts
Thursday, January 28, 2010
At Least She Wasn't Replaced by a Caveman Sit-Com: UGLY BETTY Bites the Dust
Labels:
geico,
george lopez,
latinas on television,
television,
ugly betty
Friday, August 14, 2009
Courtney Young on Tyler Perry in The Nation
Labels:
african american representation,
African Americans,
courtney young,
gender stereotypes,
stereotypes,
television
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Eyegiene, Draft New Logo Banner, and Camera Portrait
This post is just a mini-warehouse of semiotic bonbons.
The first, a high resolution scan of the original poster for Joseph Green's and Rex Carlton's The Brain That Wouldn't Die--I write about Frida Kahlo, Gilbert Hernandez, and Green/Carlton's schlocky opus in Tex[t]-Mex: Seductive Hallucinations of the "Mexican" in America
, a revision and expansion of the Frida piece I published in Latino/a Popular Culture
with NYU Press.

Next up, a gorgeous shot of cameras (cue irony) that I want to use in my Eyegiene collection for UT Press.

source
... a vanity press mashup of a recent picture of mine I have "re-purposed" for general distribution.

...and, last but not least, a gift from my designer pal Michael B, genius of design, that I intend to weave into Eyegiene.
The first, a high resolution scan of the original poster for Joseph Green's and Rex Carlton's The Brain That Wouldn't Die--I write about Frida Kahlo, Gilbert Hernandez, and Green/Carlton's schlocky opus in Tex[t]-Mex: Seductive Hallucinations of the "Mexican" in America

Next up, a gorgeous shot of cameras (cue irony) that I want to use in my Eyegiene collection for UT Press.

source
... a vanity press mashup of a recent picture of mine I have "re-purposed" for general distribution.

...and, last but not least, a gift from my designer pal Michael B, genius of design, that I intend to weave into Eyegiene.
Labels:
eyegiene,
semiotics,
television,
vanity press
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