Wow.
A homebrew, psp ready, CC licensed, ready for mashup, cyberpunk graphic novel...
What's not to love?
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About Me
- Jason Sylvis
- I'm a multimedian, filmmaker, and digital rodeo clown. I am the sum total of my A/V addictions. Far too frequently I will stuff my visual cortex with sticky sweet bits of eye candy. This blog is the mental floss that I use to clean out the nooks and crannies of that lump of congealing fat I call my brain. For samples of my work, click here.
Links
- My demo reel
- Flat Idea
- Indo Stories
- Mount Merapi
- Kopi Susu 2
- Digitalherstory
- Jasiri
- Jikomboe
- Digital Africa
- No Fear of the Future
- Joko Anwar
- Boing boing
- News of the dead
- Wooster Collective
- The Tofu Hut
- Wefunk Radio
- Beatbasement
- Data is Nature
- Creative Commons
- Copyleft
- Lawrence Lessig
- Electronic Frontier Foundation
- Downhill Battle
- Illegal Art
- Detritus
- Global Guerrillas
2 comments:
I like the media more than the message, but it certainly inspires. Good high contrast artwork for the web bound eye. Story's a little like every cyberpunk module of the 80s, with nomenclature updates. Is there a library of this kind of work somewhere? It'd be nice to stumble on a graphic novel rack. Also - seeing such great potential for sound in the digital graphic novel. Even a file of city noise would be a pretty great special effect.
Yeah, I guess I'm more blown away by the process more than the content.
I really dig the fact that they let you have the source to mishmash.
That's what I'd like to be able to do with my stuff.
And like you say, with a bit of tweaking, this could become so much more. Add sound and a touch of after effects animation...?
Who knows?
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