If you're reading this, thanks for checking out the last vintage post of 2014! It's been a lot of fun, so to conclude a year's worth of posts we have a great interactive work on themes of change and passing time, entitled "Thirty Days of Rain." Travis Alber's piece consists of 30 different animated haiku, each one a part of the narrator's story of leaving San Francisco. It appeared previously in DB 9, Winter 2007-2008.
"Echos of birthdays
my Youth
my Art
& my Friends
All dance through this room"
Travis Alber works as an independent digital artist in New York City. On top of that, she is also a co-founder and president of a social reading service, ReadSocial, that allows groups to enjoy reading books together. She has worked in web design, advertising, online training and education, and has consulted for several publishing entities. To see her latest and greatest, visit her website at ThisIsTravis.com
Click here or the image above to immerse yourself in "Thirty Days of Rain"
If you're reading this, thanks for checking out the last vintage post of 2014! It's been a lot of fun, so to conclude a year's worth of posts we have a great interactive work on themes of change and passing time, entitled "Thirty Days of Rain." Travis Alber's piece consists of 30 different animated haiku, each one a part of the narrator's story of leaving San Francisco. It appeared previously in DB 9, Winter 2007-2008.
"Echos of birthdays
my Youth
my Art
& my Friends
All dance through this room"
Travis Alber works as an independent digital artist in New York City. On top of that, she is also a co-founder and president of a social reading service, ReadSocial, that allows groups to enjoy reading books together. She has worked in web design, advertising, online training and education, and has consulted for several publishing entities. To see her latest and greatest, visit her website at ThisIsTravis.com
Click here or the image above to immerse yourself in "Thirty Days of Rain"