Thickear and the Ministry of Measurements
visit http://www.thickear.co.uk/ to find out more…
Ministry of Measurements limited edition data print – 20/40, Brighton
web designers in action
gorgeous geeks
check out my very first webpage written in html! thanks paul bunkham for showing us this today!!!
spotty pony
this text is the strong bit
this is the italic bit
spotty pony main text paragraph
this is my 1st bit of superscript html
and this is my subscript
time for a…
line break
I need to quote the artist, so I’m using a block quote indentation
“well, i do like a nice cup of tea with my words…” fiona banner
this is my special html symbol entity ∞
i need to link this up, here’s my link
Now I’ll link to fiona banner’s website
pizza mau
Click here to discover the world of pizza exchange between fellow community members……
This is one of a series of programmes on Radio 4.
Aleks Krotoski explores whether technology has impaired our ability to wander. Now that off-grid is on-grid, and we can send emails from mountaintops, have we sacrificed the pleasure of travelling to discover the unknown? Produced by Victoria McArthur and researched by Elizabeth Anne Duffy in Edinburgh.
This is an excerpt from here:
Sarah Lucas laughs when I ask her about the badge she’s wearing, on a baggy tweed jacket, and says she’s wearing it because she “likes it”. She looks like someone who wears what she wants. In the photos she put in her exhibitions when she really was what she’ll always be called, which is a Young British Artist, she often looked, as Damien Hirst also said, like a “bloke”. In the doorway of the shop in the East End she had for six months with Tracey Emin, or standing in front of a brick wall with a giant fish, or sitting on a floor behind a skull, or puffing away, as she almost always seemed to, on a fag, she looked, in her big jackets, big jeans and big boots, as if she was trying quite hard to look like a man.
between minds
Digital Media Arts 