johnfoss said:*Jess is pursuing a possible career in multimedia creation. Maybe not
Flash or video, but something arts-oriented. Both his parents are
artists as well. This puts him in a category where he is probably
willing and able to handle a little discussion about the piece without
falling apart. As with all discussions of this type, he can take our
comments or leave them. No matter what we say it's still his art.
I hope I didn't make a wrong impression. I thought it was the coolest
piece of unicycling-oriented Flash I've seen. Rather than the usual
video clips, this is straight out of Jess' mind. More creative and
thought-provoking! *
Thanks for that clarification, John. I agree with you that it was
really cool. I think the pacing was fine, but it definitely was slower
than, say, U2. But if you do take it at its pace, the timing is really
well done.
When I read War and Peace, I had to learn to slow down, because Tolstoy
would go off on tangents of description of things such as the
surrounding countryside. I realized that I was missing a lot, zooming
along at my usual pace, often unconsciously skipping these descriptions.
So I had to learn from him to slow down. It enhanced the book greatly
and has helped ever since.
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