LJ Idol // Week 27 // Noumenon

[serpentpixie]

This weeks entry is a loose companion piece to week 1's Hic Sunt Dracones, but you don't need to see that one to understand this

Comments

[joeymichaels]

I'm really glad to see another one of your videos - I've missed them. You do a fantastic job juxtaposing text-art and music.

[serpentpixie]

I know! A few people have said they miss my videos, and I've missed making them, to be fair. It's only a time thing that I haven't: to make a video I have to be in one place for several hours at once. With just writing or writing/images I can do it on the train or in other people's houses, or whatever.
Thank you :)

[lawchicky]

Very interesting! I liked this a lot.

[serpentpixie]

:) Thank you!! :)

[pixiebelle]

I was right about the video! *happy dance*

Very nice addition to the piece btw!

[serpentpixie]

Haha, yeah, I know ;) I'm glad you like it!! :)

[comedychick]

This is absolutely one of your best entries. I think the pieces worked well together, and I'm definitely glad to see a video again!

[serpentpixie]

:) Thank you!! :)

[vaguelyclear]

This reminded me a little of Picnic at Hanging Rock; have you ever seen/read it? Especially with the video; it had a very distinct early 20th century feel to it. Well done!

[serpentpixie]

I haven't, but I'll check it out. Do you recommend the book or the film more?
Thank you!! :)

[vaguelyclear]

I actually haven't read the book, but I've seen the film many times and definitely recommend it :D

Though, I should point out that if I *had* read the book, I would probably be recommending that, as I tend to enjoy books more than their film adaptations!

[mstrobel]

I agree with that totally :D

To serpentpixie, I personally would say book over film :)