Tuttle Annual Report
For those of you who don’t follow me on twitter or subscribe to the Tuttle Blog, you might like to know that I published the Annual Report this afternoon.
It’s gone bananas. Keep passing it on.
For those of you who don’t follow me on twitter or subscribe to the Tuttle Blog, you might like to know that I published the Annual Report this afternoon.
It’s gone bananas. Keep passing it on.
This is mostly for Dave but I welcome eye-rolling discussion from all. I’ve been doing a thing for a little while now, but only Dave has asked about it. And so, in our cozy, little internet for two, I’m just going to talk to him about it now. Dave, hello, old friend. Thank you for…
I got to see Hallam Foe again last week. Obviously this was pukka film not a video projection and the soundtrack was complete and the titles and credits had been finished off (David Shrigley, omg!), but I was left wondering just how much material difference there was between this version and the one we saw…
Maybe now that RSS has come of age these are past their sell-by date, or maybe it’s just the right time to ride the wave, or maybe they’re not nearly as funny as I think they are. Whatever. They made me laugh as I made them. Take the idea, riff on it, if you like….
I idly twittered that I was wondering whether the interesting2007 t-shirt printers (so cool!) would perform their service on an adult-sized romper suit. Three of my friends responded. Sam thought it kinky. Johnnie thought it bizarre. Suw felt uneasy at the thought. Well I think that says a lot more about them than it does…
Yay! My new batch of moo cards arrived yesterday and here they are. Let me know which is your favourite. I quite like the monochrome ones. The Russell Brand one was clearly a mistake. I also (thanks to my compulsive RSS reading) got in quickly on the sneak preview of Moo’s new product which should…
It seems that London’s opera critics think that Sally Potter’s Carmen is, well, a bit crap. I can’t comment, I haven’t seen it yet – but I still love the blogging and videoblogging over on the ENO’s mini-site. A couple of the critics have been a bit sneery about the whole 2.0 angle on this…
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