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Inspiration behind the Olympic 2010 Logo

by Trevor May | 6th June 2007 | Asides Humour Miscellany | Comment on this

James at Rehabdesign reveals the original inspiration behind the London 2012 Olympics logo.

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Star Wars AT-ATs to download and make

by Trevor May | 25th May 2007 | Craft Toys | Comment on this

Paper AT ATs

Download, print out, and build your own AT-AT… or AT-ST, Tie Fighter, Star Destroyer, Millennium Falcon, Sand Crawler, Delorean… (again, via Boing Boing)

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Tank Girl Returns

by Trevor May | 25th May 2007 | Comic books Illustration | Comment on this

Ashley Wood's Tank Girl

Tank Girl: The Gifting is a new four-part comic book series — Ms Girl’s first outing in over ten years. While original writer and co-creator Alan Martin continues to write, Jamie Hewlett is out of the picture (rolling around in Gorillaz cash, no doubt) and artist Ashley Wood (Zombies vs Robots) takes the visual reigns. While stylistically totally different it looks stunning and I’m told that it features the same poop, violence and kangaroo sex gags that we’re all used to. (via Boing Boing)

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Ironlight River, Earthlights Through A Wind Coloured Glass

by Trevor May | 23rd May 2007 | Music Shopping | Comment on this

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Musician and friend Andy Fosberry, the guy behind Ironlight River, has just (well, a couple of weeks ago!) released his very first EP, “Earthlights Through A Wind Coloured Glass”. Check out the tracks for yourself on his myspace page.

Then buy a copy for yourself from iTunes! Also available on eMusic and Rhapsody

Update: You can now also buy a real life physical CD version via Made to Order Records for a very reasonable £3.

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X Atencio Interview on the Disneyland Podcast

by Trevor May | 16th May 2007 | Animation Disney | Comment on this


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Imagineer, former animator and Disney Legend, X Atencio speaks on the Official Disneyland Resort Podcast about his work as an animator through to an imagineer at Disney, and talks about his work on the original Pirates of the Caribbean attraction.

Talking of Disney animators, Clay Kaytis has just put up the latest segment of his interview with Burny Mattinson at the Animation Podcast.


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Flickr Censorship again

by Trevor May | 16th May 2007 | Asides Photography | Comment on this

Flickr censored a user that complained about her photos being stolen: More post-purchase nonsense from Yahoo!.

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Mars: Now with added meat

by Trevor May | 14th May 2007 | Food | 3 comments

Mars – now with added rennet scraped from the lining of a new-born calf’s stomach: Mars add a bit of cow meat to Mars, Galaxy, Snickers, Twix, Maltesers, Bounty, Minstrels and Milky Way in the UK. One way of getting me to eat less chocolate, I guess.

Update: Mars have announced that they’re reverting back to the recipe without animal-based rennet but cannot guarantee that their products on the shelves don’t contain meat byproducts. Check here for details on which Mars products are suitable for vegetarians, or will be after the sell-by dates specified.

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Los Angeles in Photographs, 1920-1990

by Trevor May | 14th May 2007 | Animation Disney Photography | Comment on this

Walt Disney with some Pirates of the Caribbean heads

I haven’t had a chance to post anything for a while so I’m catching up a a bit here. Originally mentioned by Blackwing Diaries, the UCLA’s Department of Special Collections unveiled a new website with 5,100 images from the archives of the LA Times and the Los Angeles Daily News.

Cartoon Brew has been rooting through the archives and has come up with a load of interesting photos of Disneyland, Walt Disney Studios (the strikes, and the never very camera-shy Ward Kimball), Bill Peet and many more that haven’t been seen for a very long time. Enjoy.

Update: Boing Boing has also been on a photo hunt and come up a whole new array of goodies.

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You Grew Up Playing Shoot’em-Up Games. Why Can’t Your Kids?

by Trevor May | 14th May 2007 | Asides Video games | Comment on this

You Grew Up Playing Shoot’em-Up Games. Why Can’t Your Kids?

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Robots in Disguise

by Trevor May | 25th April 2007 | Humour Miscellany | Comment on this

I don’t think I could possibly add anything to this.

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