Sunday, March 2, 2008

Who




5 comments:

ron said...

I always find your blogs enjoyable. It's something out of the ordinary and a bit surreal. Way cool.

It was a little confusing... I didn't realize that the what where when and why were links at first. When I first looked at the 'what' page I was excited because I thought it was going to be some sort of puzzle but they all just linked to the same places. :(

I like that you're doing something different with your blog by creating your own world and not doing the same thing as all the other blogs out there.

Keep up the good work.

sc_young said...

I really liked the crazy theme in your blog. At first I was really confused but i think that I understood more when I saw the Alice video about her going crazy. I think that the only thing that i would add would've been something at the end to tie together everything. Even a picture of someone in an asylum or something. Other than that I thought it was very creative.

WonderBunny said...

I love the creativity! I also like the idea of the letter/journal formate for the posts. I thought the video was interesting.

I did not find the link set up in this piece to be reader friendly. I couldn't follow the order and it took me a bit to grasp some sort of link with the video and story. I also clicked on a link after clicking on what and it told me the page could not be displayed.

WonderBunny said...

Oh yeah! I forgot to add that sometimes I felt the letter posting were so small and with the writing that made them hard to read. I don't know if you can do anything about the size but I thought I'd mention it.

Sea nettle Soup said...

Thanks for the feedback you guys-- I did want to make it more of a puzzle. But I was lazy. About the reader friendly-- again, just lazy. It's crazy how much time it takes to make things look aesthetically pleasing and interesting. I threw this together, and it took more hours than I would have thought just to do this much.

I think that from just looking briefly online at alternate reality sites, that they are awesome-- lots of work though. "Real" projecty kind of projects. If anybody else visits this after my comment, can I ask if you know anything about ARGs? Have any favorites you care to share here?