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Monthly Archives: Nov 2016
Works in progress
Posted in Art, Craft, Kissing in Kent, Paper
Tagged Craft, Paper, paper art, paper cut, paper cutting
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Musings on Mark Kermode
I’ve not felt like writing so much in that last few weeks, I’m not entirely sure what that’s about, but I’ve been doing making type things so maybe I only have so much creative energy. But I have just started … Continue reading
Posted in Craft, creative work, Film
Tagged automisation, creative work, Film, human to human, Mark Kermode, The good the bad and the multiplex
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Saturday sketching and papercut cuddles
A thing I am working on…
Posted in Art, Craft, creative work, Paper
Tagged Art, Craft, cuddles, cuddling, paper craft, paper cutting
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Train delays and Sunny Worthing
My train has been cancelled and my evening is running miserably late. Here are some lovely sunny photos of my visit to Worthing 2 weeks ago to cheer anyone else standing and waiting in a cold train station right now. … Continue reading
It may feel like winter now, but spring is coming
I was going to post this kind of thing over the weekend but am pretty tired right now and felt that, given recent events, taking a bit more time to think about things was appropriate. It’s autumn in the UK. … Continue reading
Fireworks and autumn leaves
I’ve been enjoying autumn. Yesterday I took a drive with my partner and his mum through Kent and Sussex. It’s easy when you live in a busy city like London just how beautiful this funny little country is. It didn’t … Continue reading
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Business for bohemians by Tom Hodgkinson
One of my guilty pleasures over the years has been reading the books of Tom Hodgkinson. I read both How to be Idle, and How to be free while I was studying and working in a relatively competitive environment and … Continue reading
