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Vision Machine

Name Seraphex Timestamp 12.16.2010

In the near future, anything the user sees or imagines can be recorded, broadcast and shared as a consensual hallucination with the world. The world has been changed, but not all for the better… Vision Machine is a creative commons comic. READ THE FULL FREE ISSUE and explore how it was created after the jump!

NEW ART PAGES OF HARD DRIVE UP!

Name Seraphex Timestamp 01.3.2010

Twenty-eight pages of eye-smacking digital Hard Drive story is now up. Check it out now!

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