'Sutu, the Aussie new media artist responsible for the Nawlz. His artwork is vibrant and original, mixing graffiti-esque with timeless sci-fi vibrations, and in the Nawlz, he brings that art to life on an interactive, layered canvas. The Flash-based experiment in storytelling centers on virtual realities and hallucinogenic drugs, with user interaction dictating the pace.'
Interactive Graphic Novel
We’ll start out with the trippiest of the bunch: Makibishi Comic. Technically, it’s a Point n’ Click adventure game where you have to find five hidden ninjas, but the unusual eye candy and squeaky gibberish dialects are what really propel things on this freaky Manga trip. Created back in 2007 by Makibishi Studios (their company site is worth a look all by itself for strange points), they are supposedly rereleasing it this summer for the iphone.'
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