The experience of this game is focused on single-player. Do a crazy enough combo and you'll go into Bomb Rush Mode, gaining infinite boost power. The more stylish you are, the more you can use this boost power to zoom through the city at top speed. Land a combo and your score will be transformed to boost power.
Hit all the targets and the sequence you make will determine the piece that shows up! Bigger size spots mean more targets to hit before the timer runs out.Ībout the TricksYou can string your tricks and graffiti into combos to increase your score. Once you are near a graffiti spot you can activate graffiti mode and be suspended in mid-air. Features a unique trick system with grinding, sliding, wallrunning and tricking in the air as well as on the ground.Ībout the GraffitiYour boostpack allows you to hit even the most insane spots with ease.Once you get enough REP you can challenge the local crew for the territory. Every neighbourhood has many spots to find where you can paint graffiti. The goal is to bomb and get your name up.In the game you can choose a character from your crew and explore the three-dimensional streets freely.Start your own cypher and dance, paint, trick, face off with the cops and stake your claim to the extrusions and cavities of a sprawling metropolis in an alternate future set to the musical brainwaves of Hideki Naganuma. In a world from the mind of Dion Koster, where self-styled crews are equipped with personal boostpacks, new heights of graffiti are reached. “The trip was great! The students were very happy and got a lot out of the course which was cut and colour as the focus! There were students that came over from Chenai to see Chris and I, who we had taught on previous trips! It was great to have a little following in India! The Indian market is very commercial – long hair is the most popular, so I was creating long internal shapes that maintained the length but removing weight.About This Game Team Reptile brings you Bomb Rush Cyberfunk, 1 second per second of highly advanced funkstyle. It’s great to see the industry growing there but even nicer to see individuals coming back and growing with us.”Ĭommenting on the course, Tina Farey says: One of the nicest things this year was that 3 of the Sydney’s had seen Tina and I 2 years ago and travelled a 4 hour train journey from Chennai to Bangalore to come and join us again. We had classes of 18 students each day for both practical sessions and demonstrations and always find the class so keen to learn and really receptive to ideas. Tina and I were both delighted to be asked back for the 5th consecutive year now and we are always pleased to share our knowledge and experience. “Teaching in India was a fantastic experience as always. Guide Scott and the team through forests, hangars and rocky. When disaster strikes, you have to respond immediately, be fast on your feet and ready to face anything Now you can play as each member of International Rescue and their vehicles on a fast-paced mission. Find out more about what our Artistic Team have been up to Working at International Rescue can be a dangerous job. Tina, who is internationally recognised for her Editorial cut and colour skills, while Chris, an international colour specialist and 2020 Colour Elite member, headed the colour segment of the day. The first set of seminars were in Delhi, where day one involved a basic master class with cut and colour and day two covered the advanced techniques. The week long programme consisted of live demonstrations and hands on practice sessions with models.
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Last year the team delivered classes in Mumbai and Delhi, while the classes this year were hosted in Kolkota & Bangalore.Ĭommenting on the Indian Professional colour market, Chris Williams says “It only started 12 years ago and L’Oréal are the market leaders over there supplying over 80% of salons with professional colour’ Chris Williams, International Colour Director and Tina Farey, Editorial Directorįor the 5 th consecutive time, our Creative team have travelled to India to present master classes as part of a long standing education plan with L’Oréal Professionnel. Last week, Rush’s Editorial Director, Tina Farey, and International Colour Director, Chris Williams, were in India with L’Oréal Professionnel to teach a 4 day master class on cut and colour. The Rush Artistic Team have been travelling the world these past weeks, and are giving us access to creative work around the globe.
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