I’ve been framing up some pictures for the Southbank Bristol Arts Trail. I’ll have some prints to sell at chez “Orla and Chums”. Look us up on the website map (http://www.southbankbristolarts.co.uk/) .
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Doing the weekend chores alternating between this and #Lemonade.
February 12, 2016 at 05:34PM
Doodling on my sick day with Hunterwasser, Shiele and Tiger Tateishi. It’s 17:30 and it’s still light. That’s progress.
Notebook: Myrtle.
It’s day three of the Greer Family Chrimbo Limbo Star Wars Marathon.
We’re doing release order, no omissions.
#forrealz
Media Innovation Awards 2015
Just received our Media Innovation Award trophy for Creative Craft on The Somme In Seven Poems:
“The judges thought the seamlessly choreographed multi-layered animation was complex and difficult but in this animation sequence was achieved without fault. The art direction and overall styling also brought an immersive atmosphere to the poems.”
Thanks judges!
All spruced up and off to London for the National Royal Television Society Awards. We’re up against Doctor Who and Sports Personality of the Year, so we’ll see. 🤘🏻
Edit: Unfortunately lost out to super slick Sports Personality of the Year. Had a splendid time, though. Met lot’s of nice people. Kept it classy. And we all got home safely, always a bonus. Thanks for all the good luck messages. x #EveryonesAWinner
The back of this photo is marked 1966.
The last time we spoke was a year ago today on my birthday last year. I keep meaning to tell you things that you would like to hear forgetting for a moment that you’re not there anymore. But the children are all doing well, especially the two who started the new school and you’d be proud of all of them. We’re off out to see the fireworks with Dad tonight and I wish you could be with us. Sleep well, Mum. x
#CountdownToLife: The Extraordinary Making of You
At BDH I was part of the team that worked on The Countdown To Life, a three part series produced by BBC Science in association with the Open University, exploring some of the latest research into understanding of human development, from conception to birth. With a complex pipeline, an imaginative and groundbreaking approach and with an array of the latest technology and software, the BDH team produced hundreds of shots of spell binding imagery illustrating the remarkable transformations that take place during those early stages.
Episode One transmits tonight (Monday 4th September 2015) on BBC2 and will subsequently be available on the iPlayer.
Paul Greer 