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Nice story... unfortunately never made into finals...

http://www.scene.org/file.php?file=/parties/1994/assembly94/demo/fairy.zip&fileinfo

Yeah, this is a good shot! I like it very much, but this placed at the top of the 'instabill demos ever' list :(((

i just found this one on my old disks, too bad i can't watch it anymore. i really liked it, else it would have never made it into my collection.
but seriously, it became just 18th?

No, the screenshots aren't true to the real art... and it and so doesn't DOSBox...

OMG!!! DX-4 doing HDR Bloom?

Now does anyone have a 486 DX-4 with an OPL3 soundcard to lend me....? :\

Bloom? At which scene exactly? I am not sure..

Quite nice one, several nice effects and good music, many interesting dot fractals not seen before in demos of this era iirc. Gonna try it in my 486DX4 =)

Somehow i find this demo very innocent and even naive in many aspects. But it's also a part of this demo's mysterious charm.

I used to have a version with source code included. Which was nice.

So far from the mainstream, it's even original in most aspects. And the quality of the work is undoubtable.

Dear God, this is something only a 15-year old could make... a demoscene equivalent to learning to play your first Metallica song on a guitar.

Pure awesome, pure love, pure awful camp.

I saw this demo as an installation in an exhibition of early Estonian computer art in Tallinn a couple of years back, and I was stunned that that I had never even heard of this. Definitely a hidden gem that everyone should see.

Is it rough around the edges? Yes, extremely, but it has a charm, a type of hard-to-describe air of pure honesty about it, that few demos I have seen can touch.

In a way I'm happy that there is an Estonian demo, but the screenshot is pretty much the only good looking part in this.