Wizard 3 has many websites

[wizard3]

I hesitate to share these. They are about to deep six because of upgrades and technical advancement. Still, there are some quaint points to them. What comes will make them seem like black and white silent movies by comparison. Oh... that's right... they are silent. What is coming will have intense sound and a depth of expression never before possible on the web. For those not aware of what is to come, physics applied in graphics has been around in animation for some time relative to gravity and velocity. It is now possible to apply the physics of refraction to a brush... calculating the changing distance between layers. SWEET!

http://weirgrotto.com

http://wizard3.com

[ehoeveler]

Interestingly confusing site. What is WEIR?
Thanks, E

[wizard3]

In northern Europe a weir is a wall to direct water. Later it came to mean a wooden or rock canal. With colonialism the word spread and came to mean a fence to direct fish into capture nets in the South Pacific and Indonesian Islands. In engineering it has come to mean a rock shore to prevent erosion along a waterway. It can also mean the bank of a river that takes the brunt of the forces of the current. Among Weir Wizards it is the shear between energy and matter that contributes harmonic to creation.

[ehoeveler]

Thanks, Wizard! E

[wizard3]

The new websites are about to emerge. They will be confusing to many who are enslaved to concepts of what a website should be. HTML itself is patterned to emulate print formats. That hamstrings what the web will someday evolve to. Those of us who are TRUE ARTIST are not enslaved. Our websites will unfold as a movies are more expected to, but interactively. One should approach them not expecting a table of contents or home base any more than they would in a production like Avatar. They will reveal and tell wonderful tales, but they will require one use that same abandon one does in approaching a novel or play or work of cinematic revelation.

It is a failure to meet the possibilities offered by the web to manage only a website that navigates like a measly magazine.