Author Archives: b2tw
Thinking about Damian Hirst the other day
by Margaux Williamson My sister, Tara Williamson, brought up the artist Damian Hirst with me last week. She said they had been discussing his new spot paintings on the radio. She asked what I thought of his work. I … Continue reading
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Little Boxes #80: You Had Your Chance
(cover of Prez #1, by Jerry Grandenetti, 1973)
Filed under chris randle, comics
Tea With Chris: Breathless We Were
Tea With Chris is a roundup of recommended links, posted every Friday. Here are a few of our favourite things from the Internet this week: Chris: “The kind of recombinant horror created by splicing Jessie J and Katy Perry.” My … Continue reading
Filed under carl wilson, chris randle, linkblogging, margaux williamson
Little Boxes #79: Detritus
(from Akira, by Katsuhiro Otomo, 1982-1990)
Filed under chris randle, comics
Tea With Chris: Collective Slobbering
Tea With Chris is a roundup of recommended links, posted every Friday. Here are a few of our favourite things from the Internet this week: Chris: Reaching the internet’s attention slightly too late for last week’s TWC was this clip … Continue reading
Filed under carl wilson, chris randle, linkblogging, margaux williamson
Friday Pictures – Anders Nilsen
Filed under comics, margaux williamson, visual art
Little Boxes #78: Our Glorious Dominion of the Devils
(from Kamandi: The Last Boy on Earth #1, by Jack Kirby, 1972)
Filed under chris randle, comics
Tea With Chris: Got a Sexy New Dance, It’s Called the Bird
Tea With Chris is a roundup of recommended links, posted every Friday. Here are a few of our favourite things from the Internet this week: Chris: Lisa Hanawalt drew Prince! Or “Prince.” This week’s announcement that the audiovisual archive of … Continue reading
Filed under carl wilson, chris randle, linkblogging, margaux williamson
Little Boxes #77: Artificial Cruelty
(from Magnus, Robot Fighter #1, by Russ Manning, 1963)
Filed under chris randle, comics









