Romina’s Blog

I just wanted to let everyone know, in case you didn’t already, that I have a youtube channel specifically for my performance clips.

http://www.youtube.com/rominaespinosa

Here you will find more videos that have to do with my acting than anything else as opposed to my other channel (rominaespi) that’s more for fun stuff!

I posted my full theatrical reel on there for everyone to see.

You can watch this one in HD if you watch it on youtube.

As well as my 60 second speed reel, for those who are in a hurry!

That’s all for now! If you want to see more of this, be sure to subscribe to youtube.com/rominaespinosa

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Hey look!  A blog post!  Well, I decided to do this fun little activity that’s going around youTube.  I made a video of 51 things I found in my room.  Not quite 51… but I was very close. :) 

Yesterday I discovered something incredible. It’s called book-cut sculptures. These aren’t just sculptures made out of books, but rather, books turned into sculpture.

Here is an example from an artist, Su Blackwell. In case you didn’t already recognize it, this sculpture in particular is Alice in Wonderland (one of my favorite books, by the way).

I think that it is amazing how this is done (if only I knew how it was done!). There are some wonderful images of examples of this form of art if you just search for it. I think that it’s baffling and I wanted to share it with you all.

I’m making a short post to let everyone know of a little project I am starting called Matilda Says.

If you want to, go check it out at matildasays.com. This is where Matilda blogs, so be nice to her. :)

Jamie and I were bored one night and decided… “Hey, if we have children in some future of ours, what geeky names shall we give them?” And so began our quest, which eventually became a list… and stayed that way. So here we bring you as a collaboration, a list of baby geek names that could actually work.

Girls
1. Pixel
2. Shirna
3. Trinitron - Nicknamed “Trinity”
4. Padme
5. Beta
6. Toclafane - Pronounced “talk-la-fane”
7. Analog
8. Elosha
9. Font
10. Leela
11. Hexa
12. Didius
13. Wifi - Pronounced “wee-fee”
14. Etana
15. Jpeg - Pronounced “jay-peg”
16. Neon
17. Hetra
18. Xenon
19. Zelda
20. Agella

Boys
1. Zip
2. Anakin
3. Hub
4. Mars
5. Chipset - Nicknamed “Chip”
6. Apollo
7. Baxter - Nicknamed “Bax”
8. Neon
9. Typo
10. Cobalt
11. Codec - Nicknamed “Cody”
12. Saffron
13. Systray
14. Samarium - Nicknamed “Sam”
15. Unix
16. Argon
17. Analog
18. Cosmo
19. Zastor
20. Glitch