Once Upon a Forest.

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Joshua Davis's twelve animations are surprisingly sensual. Each contains cleverly disguised pointer controls that allow the user to subtly alter the course of the animation. Accompanied by musical scores and blending natural imagery such as flowers, seashells See C shell., and butterflies with geometrical designs and lush colors, Davis's compositions engulf you in a virtual fairy tale.

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Author:	Finley, Chris
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Date:	May 1, 2001
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