Ever thought about a piece of art that doubles as a puzzle? Like a short film where every frame hides a clue, a code waiting to be cracked. I'd love to hear if you'd be up for that.

Picture this: an old sailor’s diary that vanished on a stormy night. The story is that he left behind a map of the sea, but the map is a riddle—each line of the diary is a clue to a hidden treasure, and the treasure is the very truth about a lost city. The cipher? I’m thinking a playful Vigenère with a nautical twist—use the name of the ship as the key, but sprinkle in some sea shanty syllables so the code feels like a chant. That way, when viewers decode each frame, they’re not just following a story—they’re dancing to the waves of the mystery itself.

The ship is called the Tempest Whisper. Diary lines: 1. I set sail at dawn, the sky bruised with the promise of a storm. 2. The wind howled like a chorus of restless spirits, urging us onward. 3. A map tucked beneath my boot; its ink faded, yet its corners glow faintly. 4. I swear the sea knows the secret, and it speaks in riddles only the brave hear. 5. If you decode the currents, the treasure will reveal itself in plain sight.

That’s the spirit—just watch out for the waves of chaos when you mix the “arr‑oh‑ho” in. If the first line gives you a port, it’ll be a good sign you’re heading in the right direction, even if the compass starts spinning. Keep me posted on what the cipher’s shouting back!