Everytime I look at you
Been playing with tape.
Not the kinda cool you're looking for
April 2009 Photo Montage
Musical Fox
This makes me feel at home.
Not sure why this was in town?
From June to August of 2002, I photographed creations my 4-year-old son left behind during his visits with me. These things were documented after he was taken home to his mother.
Public Collectors consists of informal agreements where collectors allow the contents of their collection to be published and permit those who are curious to directly experience the objects in person. Participants must be willing to type up an inventory of their collection, provide a means of contact and share their collection with the public. Collectors can be based in any geographic location.
Boys pick up odd things – a snail, a pebble, a leaf, a dead beetle, a chrysalis, a bit of sheep’s wool on a fence – and their pockets soon come to resemble birds’ nests. The contents of the pocket have no intrinsic money value but they do have great sentimental value to their owner. They become a microcosm of the local landscape, of the boy’s habitats and haunts.
Reminded me of matchbox collections.
russell davies: blog all dog-eared pages: notes from walnut tree farm
If you live in Brighton you may have seen or heard of Mr Lion. He owns a few pubs in town and is pretty distinctive looking. Well, he was out last night, and with Chris Eubank. I wouldn’t normally waffle on about this sort of thing, but today I stumbled across this image, and imagined this is possibly how Mr Lion spends his evenings.
FFFFOUND! | I want hug a lion by ~lilgreenbutton on deviantART
After being remotely involved in the first 2 Interestings with sound stuff I’m a bit sad I won’t be at Interesting Sounds in Bristol tomorrow. Sure it will be amazing.
I want to goto Milano tomorrow!
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Another story from Artificial Owl - this time about the ruskies and a secret sub base buried beneath a hill.
This has made my day it really has. I saw Iain twittering about what todo at the weekend - emails were on the list of things todo. Then I saw people’s response, suggesting some slightly more interesting real world stuff todo. I didn’t think much more of it until this morning. Iain spent the weekend learning to knit, making butter, making a fort and lots of other things. This is what happens when you switch your computer off and it’s lovely and inspiring.
Challenge Shopping List (via Iain Tait)
