Pete Ashton’s published the latest version of his work-in-progress book on Leanpub (I’ve mentioned this before). This version has a cast of characters and I was quite pleased, not only to make it in, but to be given this description: Chris scrapes the nonsense people like me throw at the wall, examines it to see […]
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Creative Times: The Beauty of Digital
The last of my November speaking gigs took place on Wednesday. I was at Fazeley Studios in Birmingham on a panel alongside the (recently BAFTA winning) Brothers McLeod and Pete Ashton (who’s blogged about it briefly and linked to his notes). The event was called The Beauty of Digital: New technologies, old aesthetics and where […]
What’s the point of CiB?
I’ve been looking after Created in Birmingham for a while now. ‘Looking after’ being an odd but instinctive way of describing it. I didn’t set the site up, it wasn’t my idea in the first place and after my first stint I handed it on to someone else. Nevertheless, I’ve now been running CiB for […]