When you are tired, oh so tired, that you start napping while reading, a sudden noise can be quite startling. And if you were reading to escape your state of grief over a lost love - one who has died and is thus "nevermore" going to be near you again... to wake from that slumber and be confronted with all your emotions again and be confronted with the reality of the finality of death, you just may be a bit off your rocker. But Poe had such a beautiful way of conveying all of that in his poem "The Raven, that it is just haunting.
Obvious State "is a creative studio in pursuit of wisdom and beauty", and that is definitely seen in its publication of this poem. The wisdom to know and realize that death is final is beautifully brought to light in this rendition that uses white and black pages to convey the turmoil of emotions being felt by the narrator. The images did not detract from the words, but only enhanced them - especially how the raven was incorporated so deliberately into other images. The details are fun, and makes this (as if it already wasn't) a delightful read.