“Blindness isn’t a disability if the ability is to see what’s invisible to the eyes.”
~Byron Crowfoot
* UPDATE * Wow, this is pretty funny looking at all the reviews I got on this one. I'm surprised it wasn't "under-dogged" to death because it seems that people either really like this or really hate it. Very understandable because it is soooo different from everything else on this site of stick-figure violence, sarcastic clock animations, and overly-abused and easy-to-use sprite "animations". Not that any of these types of animations are bad; they just get old pretty fast. Thanks everyone who understood that actual effort was poured into these After Effects animations. If any of the NG crew doesn't mind, I'll keep making these types of animation with eclectic thought behind each of them, of course, so that there is plenty of diversity. Thanks again to the ones who care!!!
Please, before you judge this piece, know that the pixelation is due to the fact that the original file size is extremely huge. So, I had to lower the quality as much as possible while still keeping some of the quality intact. Also, like my other animation, “The Apparition Channel”, it is all done in After Effects, except the transition of it being a .swf file, which is done in Flash. I did the best I could possibly do to make this as presentable as possible while lowering the file size. This is entirely an artistic piece, so it has no story, just a visually descriptive motion graphics piece. All in all, this is an artistic piece describing what the blind so called "see". I hope you find it interesting.
*YOU CAN ACTUALLY FEEL THE BRAILLE IF YOU PUT YOUR FINGERS UP TO THE MONITOR.* >...laughs...<
See if you can guess what the metaphor is at the end. Think of what most blind peoples' eyes look like.....