NEW SERIES! Last night's toilet(s) - 4

NEW SERIES! Last night's toilet(s) - 3

NEW SERIES! Last night's toilet(s) - 2

See also: last year's post from New York.

Rainy days

Shelves

London Zoo: Wet Fellas

These Small Monsters...

...look like my last few weeks have been.


Less scary than they seem at first.


Colourful with unexpected bobbles.


Wide-eyed, with weird smile.

I exhibited my work at the degree show at the Bargehouse.

I went to the Munich Film Festival and saw 12 films in 3 days. My eyes did not become square-shaped.

I graduated from Saint Martins with a first class honours degree.

I packed my entire belongings into 2 big, 7 medium and 4 small boxes, 1 huge and 2 small carrier bags to move back to old Europe.

I bought the very last bottle of hand sanitiser from the local superdrug. According to the manager they order about 250 a day and they are gone in a second. Swine Flu is Bird Flu 2.0.

Details to all of the above in single posts in the next few weeks.

In diesem Sinne, see you all soon (ring-tailed or otherwise).

xxx L

A short...

...but well-deserved break
is what Cinnamon's on.
Back in a couple of weeks.

The biWeekly Digest–Issue Fifteen: 'Turkish–German'

The biWeekly Digest–Issue Fourteen: 'Smooth skin'

Stencil Type Experiments

For my website (under construction–launching next week).

The biWeekly Digest–Issue Thirteen: 'Sauna hell'

The biWeekly Digest–Issue Twelve: 'Omar'

The biWeekly Digest–Issue Eleven: 'Grammar'

The biWeekly Digest–Issue Ten: 'German girl'

OK I wont. Promise!

[hello from New York!]

The biWeekly Digest–Issue Nine: 'Cheap chocolate'

The biWeekly Digest–Issue Eight: 'Buy a bike'

The biWeekly Digest–Issue Seven: 'More personal'

The biWeekly Digest–Issue Six: 'Low-lights'

Two Cannibals Eating a Clown

Buckets

Berlin, 04/09

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The biWeekly Digest–Issue Five: '2 for the price of 3'

NEW! The biWeekly Digest–Issue Four: 'iPhone'

Pull the Plug

Kreuzberg, Berlin, 04/09

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NEW! The biWeekly Digest–Issue Three: 'Reduction'

NEW! The biWeekly Digest–Issue Two: 'Electric Lightning'

NEW! The biWeekly Digest–launching today...'Sauna Politics'

More Scribble Art!
New Observations and Encounters.
Collected since finishing the U.S. and I project.
Different format and now issued two times a week: Mondays and Fridays.

As always, click to enlarge!

Go and See...

...State of Play.
I liked this a lot.
Here are some thoughts:
Russel Crow looks like Jesus only twice as heavy and with hair that's half as long.
He's the kind of journalist that can type fast even with a bandaged hand.
Orange seems to severely underpay their actors. The dark haired protagonist of their obnoxious 'don't let your mobile ruin your film'-campaigns has to do jobs on the side. We might think he has earned enough money and a lifelong free use of broadband and unlimited mobile phone calls. But no. He has many mouths to feed and therefore appears in this movie, too, causing the whole audience to break out in uncontrolled, nervous laughter whenever he's on screen. So much for ruining a couple of scenes.
The script writers thought it a good idea to have Helen Mirren say 'Geezer' more times in those 2 hours than I've heard it in the last 2 months in London. Just to make sure every last member of the audience understands she is British.
Oh, and watch out for the bad guy. Well, he's hard to miss, really, sporting a constant grim look on his face and the old scar underneath the eyebrow.
But, I did like it. And the end credit sequence is really nice. Really.

NEW! The biWeekly Digest–coming soon...

Not dead...

...just too busy to blog/think straight (preparing for graduation).

More posts more frequently soon. Promise.

Heart in Berlin