The Listeners
October 24, 2007 9:01 AM
The Listeners
A live-drawn, 24-hour, socially-distributed, replayable/digital Web Comic incorporating stroke capture as a means of embedding hidden meaning, notes, symbols, commentary, nonsense, and other such invisible ink into otherwise static narrative frames. This sounds like a patent application, doesn't it?
Performative element made possible by Graffiti, a flash-based Facebook application, where the comic was produced in a distributed network of friends: one page per willing target. Drawn for 24-Hour Comicbook Day, Oct 20, 2007. Movies captured to Quicktime as well to circumvent the need for Facebook logins.
A live-drawn, 24-hour, socially-distributed, replayable/digital Web Comic incorporating stroke capture as a means of embedding hidden meaning, notes, symbols, commentary, nonsense, and other such invisible ink into otherwise static narrative frames. This sounds like a patent application, doesn't it?
Performative element made possible by Graffiti, a flash-based Facebook application, where the comic was produced in a distributed network of friends: one page per willing target. Drawn for 24-Hour Comicbook Day, Oct 20, 2007. Movies captured to Quicktime as well to circumvent the need for Facebook logins.
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