Howard Schatz : Visionary celebration of movement and form.
note to self: PRINT THESE OFF!
They remind me of what my animation frames would look like if I dragged them into after effects at once. More so, they show the grace and elegance of movement I was hoping to give to my circus characters.
Watching this on the TV, it’s pretty cool. These gymnasts/acrobats/dancers are pretty awesome (and attractive) … :D
The little that I’ve read about this seems to give me the impression that this game might be a good example of ludic story telling. At least in terms of discovering story by actively searching for components within an interactive system. In a similar way to Planescape Tourment maybe. I DUNNO! But it sure looks pretty!
Now I have a word to describe how Urie and Karo feel when they get separated :)
Edit: Actually, I looked a little more into this and it actually (or maybe also) means someone who you used to love but now you don’t. It doesn’t necessarily mean you’re not still in the relationship. did-you-kno talks so much crap lol
“The rules of a game, the kinds of interactions that a game puts you into, is the meaning of life for that game”
Superbrothers putting images into Jonathan Blow’s words.
Superbrothers vimeo page / Jonathan Blow’s “Design Reboot” lecture
http://www.occupyforanimals.org/circus.html
Whilst I do mostly agree with this, I’d like to point out that, not only are the animals in my circus fictional but they’re also very well taken care of :P
…well, Mr Cinyek isn’t allowed to be alone with them… but yeah… *ahem*
