NFTRW Weekly Top Five

Here are the top five comment generating posts of the past week:

How Do Paint Colors Get Their Names?

Builder Magazine: While paint names don’t immediately conjure images of specific colors, they are intended to invoke feelings. It’s all part of a process used by paint companies to appeal to not only the eyes but also the heart. It’s as much about an emotional connection as it is about visual contentment.

Posted by David at 12/07/2023 10:50:00 AM

The Gingerbread City in New York features gingerbread houses by architects

www.archpaper.com: This holiday season, with the sounds of Dean Martin’s A Marshmallow World festively ringing in your ears, you can feast your eyes on a model-sized city made from gingerbread, marshmallows, candy, and lots and lots of frosting that has been designed and built by over 50 of New York architecture’s biggest names.

Posted by David at 12/04/2023 11:06:00 AM

Pantone announces Peach Fuzz as the 2024 Color of the Year

www.archpaper.com: With another year coming to and end, it’s time to prepare for the one ahead. In the design world, this passage of time is marked by Pantone’s annual Color of the Year announcement. For 2024, the color to watch is PANTONE 13-1023, also known as Peach Fuzz.

Posted by David at 12/08/2023 09:41:00 AM

‘Boop!’ review: Betty’s gorgeous musical builds a colorful, tuneful, graceful world for cartoon heroine

Chicago Sun-Times: Think the Nicholas Brothers meet the Ziegfeld Follies meet the Rockettes and you get an idea of extraordinary athleticism, precision, grace and sheer show-stoppery Mitchell puts on stage. But while “Boop!” looks and sounds terrific, the plot purportedly driving the show is an overstuffed mess that defies logic, even for a story about a cartoon. It also treats its supporting characters like afterthoughts, which makes the subplots forgettable at best, laborious more often.

Posted by David at 12/08/2023 09:55:00 AM

High Schools in U.K. and U.S. Chosen to Be 1st to Produce School Edition of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child

Playbill: Two lucky schools have been selected to produce the first-ever pilot productions of the new school edition of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. The U.K.'s Riverside School in Barking will be the first, with New Jersey's Hoboken High School following with the work's North American premiere.

Posted by David at 12/06/2023 01:43:00 PM