Iain Perry - Print Garage
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Hypnotic Homeware Hand pulled, limited edition screen prints. https://www.printgarage.co.uk/
Good interview for a Sunday morning, this. www.thetimes.com/article/7324...
Ian Hislop: ‘Prince Harry? He’s Tim-Nice-But-Dim’
The journalist and satirist was still a student when a drunk Peter Cook offered him a job on Private Eye. Now, he’s celebrating 40 years as the editor — and pulling fewer punches than ever
thetimes.com
No, competitive tendering and transparency in the award of public contracts would do.
The Guardian@theguardian.com · 3d agoPalantir’s Tom Watson says ‘mob rule’ must not dictate awarding of government contracts
As tiresome as it is to hear Andy Burnham saying "innovation nation" over and over, it's arguably even worse to hear this talk of industrialisation. We have great, valuable export industries in the arts, TV, the BBC and higher education. All are being filleted; thousands out of work, and what for?
That's easy - money. Universal Basic Income - that would probably do it.
The Guardian@theguardian.com · 3d agoWhat would make your life easier? Martin Lewis asks public for ‘small ideas’ to improve UK
A rather more honest Jeffrey Archer obituary by @brokenbottleboy.bsky.social I kept coming back to Coghlan: "You're a liar. He's a liar and he knows it. He's even putting his wife through it. I've got nothing he's got money. I can't even go back to work" brokenbottleboy.substack.com/p/here-lies-...
Here lies Jeffrey Archer
The death of one of Britain’s most infamous liars brings back memories of Monica Coghlan.
brokenbottleboy.substack.com
This gets said constantly, but it worth reiterating: Games Workshop being bigger than fishing is important to shout about because you wouldn't know it from government talking points, which are rarely about anything creative or artistic. Growth won't involve fish or steel, it will involve goblins.
You joined "grand vizier chat (secret)" You: dark rumors from aboard You: abroad* fuck Sssnakecharmer: mf said aboard WhispersintheChapel: ahoy matey lol PonderMyOrb changed the group name to "rumors from aboard"
Getting ready for Print Fair Contemporary at at Nottingham Contemporary 16-18th October Launch evening on the 16th 5.00- 8.00pm with pop up food and djs! I'll be showing a range of works - ltd editions, one off panels - plus a few of the mix tape zines and brand new brooches!!!!
SCRAP WOOD TREES Detail from a new box work. These are tiny trees cut from small pieces of found scrap discarded wood. All various kinds of timber, plywood, particle board, drift wood, painted wood, wood that used to be something else, a kitchen cabinet, a pallet, MDF, laminate flooring, architrave…
Won’t lie, I wouldn’t have spotted the gardening business/Placebo lyric crossover potential
those behind this terrorist’s radicalisation must be rooted out www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Man jailed for 15 years over Sidcup Ulez camera blast
Kevin Rees, 63, faces a tougher sentence because the offence had a "terrorism connection".
bbc.co.uk
“use Al to help illustrate my children's books. Does that make the art bad?” Yes sorry
gains@gains-skeets.bsky.social · last wk.Sure man. Argue with the pope on Twitter
My teacher brother has just informed me that his primary school kids now refer to anything shit or old fashioned as "Brexit". Which has made my morning.
Quite an achievement to get the man's name wrong twice in the same post.
The Independent@the-independent.com · 2w agoJames McEnroe encourages tennis players to boycott the Grand Slam after stars protest Wimbledon and French Open
Some work in progress/possibly complete. Two panels who've decided to get together and form an electro-synth-pop duo. Screenprint on plywood panels. Many, many layers.
A company: “hi, is that David Beckham’s agent?” His agent: “it is. He’ll do it.” Company: “but we haven’t…” Agent: “just send the paperwork” Company: “it IS for a robot that murders children and fucks dogs” Agent: “he’s in. 100%. We don’t need to hear more”
Happy Kicked In The Head By A Horse Day, to all who celebrate. It's the 7th anniversary of this absolute banger.
This article opens by saying there's a 'surging demand' for 'diagnoses of neurodiversity'. I'm sorry to inform you the neurodiversity rate amongst the population is 100%. What you probably meant was 'neurodivergence'. This is not just me being pedantic... www.theguardian.com/society/2026...
NHS bodies in England impose two-year minimum wait for ADHD and autism assessments
Patient groups decry ‘scandalous’ delays as four integrated care boards take step due to soaring demand for diagnoses
theguardian.com
DVDs aren't low-tech. They're just things you can actually own, that won't disappear overnight, that don't require a monthly subscription, that won't suddenly get reedited, that won't start putting adverts in the middle and that won't sell your data to the worst people in the world.
Guardian US@us.theguardian.com · 3w agoPerhaps you’ve ditched algorithmically curated playlists for vinyl and enjoy DVDs rather than streaming
The real reason AI bosses want a pause: They aren’t afraid of superintelligence, they are afraid of competition, writes Nerve tech columnist @doctorow.pluralistic.net www.thenerve.news/p/cory-docto...
UK government and cops policing the far-right
Man in Green and Blue Jacket Interacting
ALT: Man in Green and Blue Jacket Interacting
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