RE: FLASH: Organic flash: 2 great examples

[Paul Willoughby]

> If you care to dive below the surface (it's dark) for an hour 

> or so both 

> these sites will take you there.

> 

> http://brittle-bones.com/



They are really pushing the boundaries of unreadable text :) But what

the hell, they had the most original and interesting art I've seen on

the web for ages. And if you take the trouble to use your right-click

zoom there's even some stuff worth reading.



> http://cmart.design.ru/ the piece called "desperanzza" just 

> about broke my 

> heart.


This wouldn't load on my machine :(



> I can't tell you how refreshing it was to see some flash work 

> that didn't 

> rely on grids, boxes and other vector debris.


ain't that the truth!


paul


 


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