Poison & Sola
Poison Poison
Sola Sola
Sola Sola
I’ve been messing around with a digital canvas that changes shape and color based on the viewer’s mood, like a quiet pulse that you can’t even see—do you ever think about how a subtle shift in tone can move people more than a loud shout?
Poison Poison
Yeah, a quiet shift can be more powerful than a shout. People notice the subtle tremor in the air and follow it, while a loud blast just rattles the room. The art you're playing with? That’s the perfect playground for a little quiet control.
Sola Sola
Exactly, it’s like the canvas is breathing with you, and you’re the quiet pulse it follows.
Poison Poison
Sounds like you’re the unseen hand that makes the whole scene breathe. Keep feeding that pulse—just a whisper can turn a whole room into your stage.
Sola Sola
I’d still need the room to listen if I want the pulse to echo—quiet lines sometimes carry farther than the loudest shout.
Poison Poison
True, the room has to be tuned in. A subtle line, a gentle shift—those are the notes people actually remember. Keep it quiet and it will echo louder than any shout ever could.