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Kid friendly View Comments

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Shhexy View Comments

I’m loving Shhexycorin. She’s the most creative annotator of a parallel world we have. They say the best form of humour resonates because it’s based on truth. Which makes this a fucked up funny world. Is this what satire is going to be for my kids…? Flickr took down one of her photos recently. In [...]

Half-baked apology View Comments

Apologies for the half-baked posts of late.  I’m finding Ecto is publishing the drafts I half-heartedly write.  In fact I only ever write half heartedly so maybe I should just sack the attempt to crap-filter  out what I write and just publish everything in the hope that the signal really is the noise…   

Stickrattling View Comments

George Orwell was generally spot on about most things.  Take advertising: Advertising is the rattling of a stick inside a swill bucket No argument from me there.   Which is why myself and Paul Stallard  have tried to deflect some of our own guilt from working in an industry that seeks to explore  exploit every habit [...]

Streets in the sky View Comments

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Clunk. Click. Whirrr. View Comments

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The Smith-Nietzsche Method View Comments

Most of the stuff written about creativity is guff. I want to contend that being creative is not about learning processes or ways of doing so much as unlearning them and being systematically unsettled. The Creating Passionate Users people write instructively on how we can all be more ‘innovate’ in the way we make for [...]

Looking ahead… View Comments

      Originally uploaded by JamesB. I’m going away for a week or so.  2006 will be around when I’m back and I’ll be further behind in reading and consequently trying to play catch up with the frenetic pace of change in the world of digital technology, ‘consumerism’ and marketing. My resolution for 2006 [...]

Baby no. 3 View Comments

Baby no. 3 Originally uploaded by JamesB.

Ghostly: Mohammedan Woman, India View Comments

Street Dress, Mohammedan Woman, India Originally uploaded by pantufla. Pantufla has some great images taken [naughty!] from the Library of Congress which has some of the most amazing images representative of different cultures and societies… They need to sort out the navigation on the LoC site though – it’s hust so difficult to get to [...]