Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha-Ha Ha Ha-Ha! Most enjoyable take on the origins of Star Wars.

This weeks Illustration Friday Topic is "Camouflage" .

(click on the image for a larger version) A background design for nothing-in-particular. Complete with flocks of birds and red buoy. I thin...

This weeks Illustration Friday Topic is "Rejection" .

Over the weekend, I got around to watching The Station Agent, which I got as a present from my sister ages ago. It stars Peter Dinklage, P...

Great looking film. Out this summer. Jemaine Clement is one half of Flight of Conchords (Bret McKenzie being the other half of Conchords, ...

What sold me on Philip Glass was the incredible soundtrack he produced for the Universal horror classic, Dracula (performed by the Kronos Q...

This story is all over the place. An Animated promo for the 2012 Olympic Games has been taken off the organisers' website after it appa...

Over in Japan they're making babies ... robot babies - and they sound a lot like Anne from Little Britain. The crazy thing about this is...

Baiana from Barbatuques. First heard this on the trailer for the video-game Shadowrun. Barbatuques are a Brazilian percussion group. I th...

This 17 minute long film from Clyde Henry , produced by the National Film Board of Canada, looks trul...

Go take a look-see at the exceptionally talented JAKe Steel's new Star Wars site celebrating the 30th Anniversary of Star Wars. I have...

Tintin creator, Georges Remi (Hergé), was born 100 years ago today, and apparently Dreamworks is planning to bring Tintin to the silver scre...

These are images from the short film I co-produced (along with Margaret Milner Schmück ) and mentored on; "Over the Hill" by Pete...

Old spice never smelled so good and Duran Duran never sounded so good.

Michelle Ryan (best known in the UK for her role in Eastenders as Zoe Slater, whether people watched the show or not given the media covera...

One of my illustrations for Illustration Friday, entitled "Wired" is going to be used for the cover of Prism, a bimonthly newslett...

Yesterday I went to the screening of a film I've co-produced and mentored on called "Over the Hill" by Peter Baynton ( as prev...