I'll get back to you later about this - I have started looking but haven't tried 'em all out and have yet to make my mind up.

It's looking good though!

This whole project was fantastic. In the gap after the live shoot, while waiting for the interactives to arrive online, it became easy to feel that the shoot itself was a more than sufficient culmination point. But the interactives were worth the wait. A growing familiarity with SHOWstudio's style(s) has enabled me to almost imagine in advance what some of the finished pieces might be like, others are a complete surprise. I particularly like Ecclesiastical for its filmic quality, but best of all is Silhouette because of the "what the butler saw" aspect it has.

I can't believe I'm the only person who can be bothered to comment. What do you think Landon?

Well, flux the ability to layer filtered 3-d rotating images of Liberty Ross is incredible. It's a pinnacle of something. I'd say more but I need another coffee and need to get to work.

I can see you are a very erudite lady because you agree with me completely. Don't you agree flux?

Am I only erudite when I agree with someone? Arse! But I look forward to a more detailed critique from you Landon, and reactions from other people - many, many of us got a lot out of the whole Dress me up & down project, here is perhaps the place to debrief?

eew - i HATE it when people use 'arse' as an expletive. It's so public school-ey. What are you, a LEHZZ-BEEHHN?!

Does this have anything to do with the Dress me up, Dress me down interactives?

And I'm surprised at you Landon - it was you who won the print with your styling for Biker, wasn't it? Do you really not have anything more to say?

And where are the rest of you???

Well flux, what do you want to know? I've got to run and I'll post more later...

flux I was gabbing the whole time the actual shoot happened. I've said everything I want to say. The print gets a strong reaction from everyone who sees it. I've had to put it sideways so I could fit it somewhere, and it still takes up the entire wall. It's huge.