# Narrative

> 7 posts tagged Narrative on Timo Arnall's site, 2000 to 2004: Time that land forgot; Photography and mapping from Afar; Travelogue; Design for…

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- [Time that land forgot](https://www.elasticspace.com/2004/07/timeland/) (2004): Timo Arnall and Even Westvang, 2004, from the Iceland inside-and-out workshop: contextualising photographs by time and geography.
- [Photography and mapping from Afar](https://www.elasticspace.com/2004/07/afar/) (2004): My piece for ‘Afar’ in Copenhagen, 2004, nine boards of images paired with GPS maps, documenting movement between London and Oslo over three months.
- [Travelogue](https://www.elasticspace.com/2004/03/travelogue/) (2004): A 2004 note on digital photography as a narrative medium, sequences of photos that suggest movement and journey, and plans to tie them to GPS.
- [Design for television](https://www.elasticspace.com/2004/03/design-for-television/) (2004): Notes on designing interactive television interfaces in 2004: typography at 18 pixels, drop-shadows to stop colour bleed, safe areas on modern widescreen TVs.
- [Narrative books](https://www.elasticspace.com/2002/05/narrative/) (2002): A reading list on narrative, interactive storytelling and sequential art: Murray, Laurel, Campbell, McCloud and Eisner. One of a series I put together between 2002 and 2004.
- [Interaction and narrative workshop](https://www.elasticspace.com/2002/02/interaction-and-narrative-workshop/) (2002): A 2002 lecture I gave at Channel 4's MESH scheme in London, aimed at filmmakers wanting to build narratives that involve user or audience interaction.
- [Honeysphere collaborative storytelling platform](https://www.elasticspace.com/2000/02/honeysphere-collaborative-storytelling-platform/) (2000): A team of six including me and Jack Schulze won the London Institute Award for Innovation for a 1999 student project on collaborative storytelling for interactive television.