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This isn't me awake in the wee small hours before driving to Bristol for the Bristol Comic con. I'm getting a good night's sleep right now. Absolutely. Zzzzzzzzzz etc.
Ooh, but while we're here:
a) Bristol, seriously, it may well be one of the finest displays of my First Tea Company Travelling museum to date, there's like a separate room and everything, all I'm doing now is fretting that there's so much more I want to build! Fingers crossed we may even have Herr Doktor's Eterni-Tea working. See you there if you're coming!
and a little more about the museum and the latest fetishman, #15
b) Last weekend's London jaunt was ace! Seriously, mighty thanks to those who helped, was ace to get over to see the Resistance Gallery at last, and a mighty recommendation for you guys to seek out the "Clockwork Watch" events and Mr Elphick's next "Goblin King's Masquerade Ball", they are a magical wonderland!
x
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If the list of wonderful events I'm doing this weekend is anything to go by I will see all of you soon. If I fall asleep mid-sentence may I offer my sincerest apologies. If I was mid-drawing tea will almost certainly bring me back.
Sat, May 5: resistance gallery art fair
http://resistancegallery.com/PopUp-shopping-day%282706507%29.htm /
Sun, May 6 1:00 pm – 9:00 pm: tomorrow’s world today! a clockwork watch event
http://www.advancementofsciences.com/
(The old vic tunnels, london)
a fantastical night of faery! And probably the only occasion I will ever combine my usual scruffy-retro attire with my Barbarian party stuff.
Sat, May 5: resistance gallery art fair
http://resistancegallery.com/PopUp-shopping-day%282706507%29.htm /
(265 Poyser Street , Bethnal Green , London E2 9RF)
a stack of excellent artists in a one-afternoon display
Sun, May 6 1:00 pm – 9:00 pm: tomorrow’s world today! a clockwork watch event
http://www.advancementofsciences.com/
(Arch No. 10, Bermondsey Street Tunnel. Off Tooley Street. London. SE1)
Steampunkery at its best, blurring the lines between fiction and reality. And in this case I've kindly been invited to bring the First Tea Company Museum.
kind regards
x
geof
geof
"VIKINGS! WHAT IS MANLIEST IN LIFE?!"
Comics!! I pick up Fetishman 15 "Vikings" from the printer later today just in time for Whitby Goth Weekend! Was really cutting it fine this time but am well chuffed about this one. There's like a plot! And cute manly Vikings! With a special cartoon from Genki Gear Phil and various lies about history! Oh yes. Will hopefully finish off the subscriber-treat while at Whitby so those guys should be getting theirs early may, fortunately for the rest of you I have 5 weekends of events ahead of me where you can track me down and discover my awesome new historically-improbable hypotheses about the vikings!
Fri, Apr 27 – Sat, Apr 28: whitby goth weekend
(whitby spa pavillion)
Fri, May 4 7:30 pm – Sat, May 5 2:30 am: goblin king’s masquerade
http://www.goblin-king.co.uk/ (The old vic tunnels, london)
Sat, May 5: resistance gallery art fair
http://www.resistancegallery.com / (Hackney, london)
Sun, May 6 1:00 pm – 9:00 pm: tomorrow’s world today! a clockwork watch event
http://www.advancementofsciences.com/ (central london)
Sat, May 12 – Sun, May 13: Bristol Comic Expo
Sat, May 19 – Sun, May 20: Kapow comic con – London
http://kapowcomicconvention.com/ (52 Upper St, Islington, London, N1 0QH)
Fri, May 25 – Sun, May 27: mcm expo london
http://www.londonexpo.com (Excel London, Royal Victoria Dock, London, E16 1XL.)
(whitby spa pavillion)
Fri, May 4 7:30 pm – Sat, May 5 2:30 am: goblin king’s masquerade
http://www.goblin-king.co.uk/ (The old vic tunnels, london)
Sat, May 5: resistance gallery art fair
http://www.resistancegallery.com / (Hackney, london)
Sun, May 6 1:00 pm – 9:00 pm: tomorrow’s world today! a clockwork watch event
http://www.advancementofsciences.com/ (central london)
Sat, May 12 – Sun, May 13: Bristol Comic Expo
Sat, May 19 – Sun, May 20: Kapow comic con – London
http://kapowcomicconvention.com/ (52 Upper St, Islington, London, N1 0QH)
Fri, May 25 – Sun, May 27: mcm expo london
http://www.londonexpo.com (Excel London, Royal Victoria Dock, London, E16 1XL.)
geof
The charming (and talented, but that's another story) Phil once joked that I was rapidly becoming a cartoon version of myself. At least I think he joked. Either way I figured it would be no bad thing if I got more nuns out of it.
So anyway, and then the delightful Mr Kit Cox proceeded to render me into a wholly fictional form as a part of his "Jack Union 1885" twitter story!
A concerened Dr enters, glancing at the octopi. Behind him a door closes on the sceane of folkes pushing teacups around on a military map.
— Jack Union (@JackUnion1885) March 12, 2012
If you find Kit's work amusing then I'm pleased to say it's not long now before Kit's "How to Bag a Jabberwock" book is released
for which there is even a launch down in Brighton at the end of may!