I was in some deep thinking last night...
You remember those kids' shows with the adjective-laden titles: "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles", "Biker Mice From Mars", Mighty Morphin Power Rangers"? Those are really evocative titles; they place an image in your mind when you hear them. I'm not sure, though, that the actual adjectives are really even important...like you could throw anything in there, and of course, it would change the premise of the show, but it would still get kids pumped to watch. With that in mind, I thought I'd try my hand at creating similarly expressive titles:
"Middle-Aged Black-Metal Janitors"
"Touchy Underwater Cyborg Horses"
"Fatalistic Hippie Blue-Bloods in Heat"
Are there any gems in there? ...Anyone? ...Apparently, this is harder than it looks.
Instead of dwelling more on that, let's read about an artist who has an adjective in her name that is not superfluous or gimmicky:
You remember those kids' shows with the adjective-laden titles: "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles", "Biker Mice From Mars", Mighty Morphin Power Rangers"? Those are really evocative titles; they place an image in your mind when you hear them. I'm not sure, though, that the actual adjectives are really even important...like you could throw anything in there, and of course, it would change the premise of the show, but it would still get kids pumped to watch. With that in mind, I thought I'd try my hand at creating similarly expressive titles:
"Middle-Aged Black-Metal Janitors"
"Touchy Underwater Cyborg Horses"
"Fatalistic Hippie Blue-Bloods in Heat"
Are there any gems in there? ...Anyone? ...Apparently, this is harder than it looks.
Instead of dwelling more on that, let's read about an artist who has an adjective in her name that is not superfluous or gimmicky:
Waitaminute- Montana doesn't have beaches. MONTANA DOESN'T HAVE BEACHES!!! |
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