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1/10
This website for farstar marketing was slated to feature dynamic physics in a 3d environment held together by a fantastic story. Unfortunately it was never completed as the long shadow of the gloomy economy drew closer. Hopefully these remnants will provide a glimpse of what the bigger painting promised.
2/10
the vessel, weighed down much by old media, required the crew to lose ballast to gain altitude on the journey to the farthest star.
3/10
the inhabitants of these vessels communicate mostly with lanterns…
4/10
…that project stories onto the many sails.
5/10
Uprooted but undamaged in this parallel universe, the farstar ranch can be found stuck in a tree.
6/10
The smoking crab, storky press, and fishing fish are responsible for the web site, which acts as a dangling lure, cast out for you.
7/10
On the lower decks the factory produces gleaming works of art, that are released into the sky.
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Down on the surface of the planet, an ancient whale is imbibing whatever the crew cut loose. Hope it becomes!
9/10
The view from afar.
10/10
Hooked on a hook, a postcard contains the entire world, except for the world around it. It's complicated.

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