September 10, 2009 at 7:59 pm (GMT) by Simon G | 18 Comments Latest by Hadi

How is everyone doing? Some questions are easier than others (we promise), but each is just as fun as the last. With every winner drawn at random by someone in MOO Towers, you all have a chance of winning some great prizes. So far in September we’ve given away:

• 6 Packs of MOO MiniCards
• 3 Packs of MOO Greeting Cards
• 3 Packs of MOO Postcards
• 6 Flickr Pros
• 3 x 1 year subscription to ComputerArts magazine
• 3 x $200 Gift Certificates for DNA11
• 3 x USB Mix Tape Drives (from Suck UK)
• 3 x 3 T-shirts from Spreadshirt

… and we’ve got loads more awesome prizes coming up, so be sure to enter the quiz and check back at moo.com everyday in September to answer more questions, win more prizes and find more fantastic MOO discounts!

Now, we journey to The Third Zone…

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The Third Zone: Blazing a Trail

Finally, we turn our gaze on Blaise. Her journey is taking place somewhere between the external world and the regulation of time. Her journey carries her both forward and backwards in time. Her journey can only be taking place… in the Third Zone.

Viewed one way, Blaise’s journey can be seen as a warning about the future. Viewed another, it can be seen as a hopeful statement about the past. This is the power of paths walked in the Third Zone–they can hold different meanings each time they are traversed.

Blaise, for the moment, sees herself as a child taking a bath–innocent and safe in her mother’s arms. Then as a young woman in a tranquil scene that holds a hint of entrapment and peril with its blood red hues and confining cage. Finally she she’s herself in portraiture, broken, but strong. Standing firm against the injustices of her life to create beauty out of suffering.

Tomorrow, were she to take this trip again she’d likely see things differently. But regardless of her perspective, no matter how many times she takes this trip, the journey will bring her to this place, this time, where a deep menacing voice rumbles up from below saying, “Who’s that trip-trip-tropping across my bridge?”

Q: What three artists created Blaise’s glimpses of the past?

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Good luck everybody! We’ll post the answers (and winners) tomorrow.