I make satined glass in my spare time. Here are two pieces I did for a friend in the tiffany style. They will be mounted in oak cupboard doors.

This is a music video I made for The Mother Beef, shot on my Sony Ericsson C902i camera/phone and edited in Premiere. Some of the footage was shot at Arnos Vale cemetary and on City Road in Bristol.

I’ll be performing a special VJ set alongside Parasite as well as providing some visual treats for Room 3 at Mongrel vs. Agro on Saturday 23rd October 2010 @ Lakota, Bristol.

FluffyLogic is pleased to launch the Savage Moon Radio Show – Ana, Tom and Parasite (the games’ producer, designer and audio designer, respectively) present the show taking.  It talks about the ideas behind Savage Moon, common questions we have received, favourite aspects of the games as well as playing a selection of music and remixes created  by Parasite and friends.  For more on the various incarnations of Savage Moon see here for our collection of help guides, videos and information.  If you have any questions or feedback please contact us!

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I made this film for Death$ucker Records, Bee in Bunnyhead is a tribute to the Venetian Snares track of the same name.

Listen to the radio show here: http://www.thegoatlab.com/2009/12/goatlab-radio-drugs-special/

“I have known very few women who like playing computer games – until now,” Kronschnabl said. “What was it that persuaded my mother to buy a Wii? The answer is amazingly simple; it became useful.

It became her way of exercising, in the same way that the DS became her way of exercising her brain. In many ways, the games she plays are no different from many of the games previously available, however, they have persuaded her that they are. How different really is the strategy needed to win in Dawn of War to the exercises recommended in Dr. Kawashima’s Brain Training games?”

You can read the full article here.