So, we draw to a close. Ok, so it's totally not 2013 any more. However, Bubbleblurster is still concluding within a 12 month window, which is more than we can say for Simon.
Let's face it, his cross stitch can't be mocked with an hour. And the computer game too. He's just too good at those things.
So instead, here's an animation that covers both those bases, and concludes the project from Bubbleblurster's perspective. Millions of dollars were spent on the animation, so be prepared to be totally blown away. I would encourage you to wear your 3D glasses, as it will make everything look 3D.
Also, there's no sound accompaniment. If you really want to add some, we would highly recommend the Benny Hill theme tune.
Now, the idea of this animation is as follows. Simon didn't do an animation, so it's the one project that is our own. So the first point is Bubbleblurster's first (and only) weak attempt at originality.
The second point is about filling a gap. Simon did do a go pro video. Now, if you look carefully at the go pro video, you'll see that the bulk of it is Simon on public transport. The crucial missing bit is Simon's work life. We only see him sitting down at his desk. We get no insight into his day-to-day office experience - absolutely none!
This animation seeks to fill in that critical gap in Simon's go pro project.
Enjoy.
Let's face it, his cross stitch can't be mocked with an hour. And the computer game too. He's just too good at those things.
So instead, here's an animation that covers both those bases, and concludes the project from Bubbleblurster's perspective. Millions of dollars were spent on the animation, so be prepared to be totally blown away. I would encourage you to wear your 3D glasses, as it will make everything look 3D.
Also, there's no sound accompaniment. If you really want to add some, we would highly recommend the Benny Hill theme tune.
Now, the idea of this animation is as follows. Simon didn't do an animation, so it's the one project that is our own. So the first point is Bubbleblurster's first (and only) weak attempt at originality.
The second point is about filling a gap. Simon did do a go pro video. Now, if you look carefully at the go pro video, you'll see that the bulk of it is Simon on public transport. The crucial missing bit is Simon's work life. We only see him sitting down at his desk. We get no insight into his day-to-day office experience - absolutely none!
This animation seeks to fill in that critical gap in Simon's go pro project.
Enjoy.
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