Tuesday, October 22, 2002

Now that's what I call art! Ladies and Gentleman, here's Moritz ® Reichelt: studio ® - artist's profile: "Besides painting, making music and designing record covers, Moritz Reichelt does set designs for several films and TV productions. For more than 6 years he is doing illustrations for the German magazine "Tempo" under the pseudonym of Marie-Claire de St. Rocaille." 6:56:57 PM    comment []

Raumpatrouille Pic of October: Frogs landing on MZ4! 4:57:22 PM    comment []

Brilliant website/log. Very funny: http://searchrequests.weblogs.com/ 4:14:17 PM    comment []

No Rob today. But another page from my sketchbooks... 4:07:11 PM    comment []

No idea what's going to happen there, but at present it's a very nice and clean layout - something you can't say about my pages, because I've no idea how to change the templates... David Stewart's Radio Weblog: "This page is a mess at the moment because I am messing around with the templates and editing the HTML. I wonder if it's a possibility to prevent access to the weblog whilst maintainance is underway?" 3:46:52 PM    comment []

I wonder what he might be doing these days. Is he still in Hamburg? Scheuer 3:29:52 PM    comment []

Andre Franquin link number 3: AndrÈ Franquin: "Franquin died on 5th of January 1997. His work will live on..." 2:51:10 PM    comment []

Andre Franquin link number 2: Franquin est Modeste... 2:44:07 PM    comment []

Andre Franquin link number 1 (in english, dutch and french): Gaston - Guust: "Official site of Gaston Lagaffe, a great character created by Andre Franquin" 2:41:22 PM    comment []

YUK! Dribbleglass.com--Ugly Toes Contest: "You asked for it. OK, that's pretty unlikely--but here it is, anyway. The first annual "World's Ugliest Toes Contest." 2:15:25 PM    comment []

And the song 'I got laid on James Joyce's grave' by the New York band Black 47 is here; free as in 'free beer' (MP3): http://www.black47.com/titl.htm 2:07:10 PM    comment []

More literature: Work in Progress: A James Joyce Website 2:03:41 PM    comment []

Spamfighting! BBC: Looking forward to a spam-free future. [Scripting News] 1:32:14 PM    comment []

Good old Whitby... Independent News: "Dracula's abbey reveals site of Iron Age village Archaeologists digging land adjoining Whitby Abbey have discovered a new and unexpected dimension to the site's colourful past. " 1:18:32 PM    comment []