Art

I grew up on Shrek. I spent three of my birthdays going to see Shrek in theaters and I say the biggest honors in my life was Shrek 2 coming out on my birthday. I worked at the Shrek ride at universal. I had accidentally in love as my first dance when I got married, I have a Shrek tattoo and a bunch of Shrek memorabilia. My heart sank seeing the new animation. I legit cried and I felt like I was going to throw up. Shrek is such a huge part of my life and to change it to something like this it's just insane and I don't know what you've done to donkey as well but if DreamWorks would just change the animation back to what it was the original models with the shading it doesn't need to look like the other cartoons that have come out nowadays. Itll just look like every other animation and not be unique. ALSO i know its not but it looks like ai 🤷🏻‍♀️ very uncanny!!

The ownership of colours is a ridiculous concept; every single person on this earth percieves it in a unique and interesting way, the minute we remove colours from the public sphere it takes away resources for artists to tell their story. That's all art is; stories. The ownership of colours has a direct impact on how artists are able to tell those stories; imagine a world where words were owned, and to speak them incurred a massive fee or threat of lawsuit, truly ridiculous.

Buildings run by organisations like this give others the freedom to express, its apart of our culture to support creativity…lets keep this building to support the present and future generations

This is such an important building with so much history. It is unique! So many of us have memories of events held in the Ocean Rooms. I for one have danced, drank and celebrated there.