Magnetic Objectivity - The E82 Perspective

When I started this project over a year ago, I wanted E82 to be sent apart from all other Epcot centered sites on the digital frontier. One of the ways to do this was to not dwell in the land of negativity for too long (if at all). But waxing over the short comings of any particular segment of history is a far worst crime. With the upcoming release of “The History of Imagination” Part III, we’ll be delving into some of the most subversive events in the history of not just Imagination but all of Epcot.

For the past several months I have agonized over the proper tone of this and future releases, therefore “Constructive Objectivity” is new philosophy of all expositions done for E82. It’s a blend of the Constructive critique and Objective historical analysis. Which means that any criticisms of past or current attractions will be with the specific intention of the providing a dialogue for progress, and counteracted by providing new solutions to the challenges faced by today’s Epcot.

GATHER, STORE, RE-COMBINE
A History of Imagination
Part III

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Figment's Fun Facts #3 - Seeing Green

While I’m hard at work uncovering the mysteries of the “Forgotten Journey”, it’s been awhile since our little mascot had a new discovery to share with us...

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The Return of the Captain

Inspired by the final logo seen in the film, this 4th Desktop in the E82 Project is a tribute to the return of the 1980s classic. Its vivid colors and high-gloss treatments are evocative of early computer animation as well as the heavily special effects driven work of ILM during the height of the “Optical Effects Era”
Fun Fact: The ending logo for the film was the most expensive effects shot and was also the last effect completed for the movie. It's also the only Computer Generated Image in the film.

 

GATHER, STORE, RE-COMBINE A History of Imagination (Part 2)

In PART 2 of our History of Imagination, we go upstairs to visit the “Creative Playground” know as The Image Works Then step into the Magic Eye Theater for one of the most artistically advanced 3-D films ever created; Captain EO.

 

Highlights include…

• A Discussion About the Flow of Attractions to Exhibit Space
• The Extremely Prophetic Activities of Image Works
• Walt Disney, Michael Jackson and Healthy Obsession
• Insight into the Other M.J. 3D Films

Figment's Fun Facts Friday

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