Fame at last.

Drawing gets on tv! Except that it is in a very toned-down innocuous form, and only exists to be ripped in half for a production of a Victorian comic novel.

Still, this is the nice version, before it got made gungy coloured. Because I was silly to think that they had colour in Victorian times. It was all brown and sepia wazzenit. Not that I'm bitter or anything.

Our day out!

Mr G & I have been to the V&A, and I feel instantly more cultured and intelligent just by having been there.

Here are my artistick photos of the Volume installation in the courtyard. Brilliantly hypnotic, with some far-out sounds and the colours, man... I wonder if this is a scheme by the V & A to implant subliminal messages .... buy things from the shop..... give us all your moneeeeeey...... write to your MP about more generous subsidies for musseeeeeuuuumsssss .....