Skip to main content

My favorite Cartoon: The Simpsons

 


Hi everyone! On this day I'm go to speak about The Simpsons, my favorite cartoon ever. I have watch the Simpsons since I was a child, about 8 years old I think, so I remember me watching It on the T.V family. But It wasn't until I was about 11-13 y.o that I turned into a really fan of the show. ¿The reason? Its absurd and irreverent sence of humor in addition of Its particular family and characters captivated my mind. 

The show is about a peculiar American yellow family and their daily problems. Among the family characters We can find: The Dad Homer, He is an average father with some alcohol problems (He is addicted to "Duff" Beer) and uncertain intelligency hahaha, Marge, the Mom with her characteristic blue hair, who adds the rational perspective, Lisa the daughter, the smarter of the family and school, Bart, the son and problematic boy and finally Maggie, the baby Who never says any word. Also the other characters of the show are memorable and good too, for example Mr. Burns, the miserly and malevolent millionaire of the series who reaminds me to the president of Chile, Piñera hahaha. The place where all happens in the series, Sprindfield city, is memorable too! A current and small city, It is like living in Chile or any other country of Latin America, everything works wrongly hahaha. 

What I like the most about the show is Its relation with the reality and the daily problems, relationships, events or characters of the reality. It is so normal to find links between any event or happening in the real life with a phrase or scene of the series. For each event there is a perfect phrase or scene of the simpsons to exemplify! Besides, there is on the internet the idea of The Simpsons predicting the future hahaha. In addition, I have always liked drawing and I remember that the Simpsons inspired me to draw cartoons and comics with stories about me and my classmates at the school, or with my cousins in the south of Chile, Tomé (when I traveled there on hollydays). Anyway there are very good memories to me. 

And that is All, I hope that you had enjoyed It. 
See you in the next post!       









Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

What is my favourite piece of technology?

I think that my favourity piece of technology has been the computer (PC) for its multifaceted functions, since i was a child i felt fascinated for this technology and it filled me with curiosity, back then i did use the pc for funny, things like play games or draw in paint, watch movies, sometimes discover what happened if i moved somethings, just to learn how it worked. For other way i think that pc its a great invention because since it was created, has allowed make a multiple task more easly, in lees time and requiring lees effort, in general lines, it has made our life more easly, things like connectivity, social networks, office work, advanzed calculations among others could not be possible with out this technology.  To end, thanks to the computer multiple areas have been developed or seen new opportunities as in the case of graphic design where the computer has become an great ally.
2 comments
Read more

Foro Alfa

  Hi everyone! today, I want to speak you about "ForoAlfa": a webpage platform community about design in spanish. On this web page you can find a lot of articles made by experts, about different areas of design, with the main purpose of build discussion arround the discipline.   One of my favourite experts on this page is Norberto Chaves: an argentinian communication specialist based in Spain, also theorist, teacher, and corporative identity expert, he has wrote many books like "La imagen Corporativa", "El diseño invisible", "El oficio de diseñar" among others.  If you are interested in branding, Norberto Chaves is an author that you will should read!  Other interesting although I think controversial author on the ForoAlfa's page is Luciano Cassisi, He has published articles like "Marcas y significados del color", in it article He speaks about the really utility of colors in Brands, refuting the color psychology t...
Post a Comment
Read more