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Tag Archives: Her Majesty the Queen
It looks like this might be a sketch for a future lino print…
But first…Dulltown, UK: Today’s owl is the one that has been writing a lot of letters to The Times.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Here’s a photograph of a small preliminary drawing for lino print. It is a little drawing, you can tell by the … Continue reading
Posted in abstract, academia, art, arts, brain, celebrities, composition, conversation, cool, creation, design, drawing, fine art prints, humour, information, learning, lino cut printing, lino printing, Maths, photography, prints, puzzle, Royalty, seeing, surrealism, thinking
Tagged aitmail stickers, art, arts, bench, conversation, Her Majesty the Queen, Her stamps, like an easel, lino print design, overlapping, par avion, pencil, rough sketch, scrap of paper, small drawing, stamps, studio/workshop, style, surrealism, The Times, today's owl
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Geometric shapes, instead of tax returns…
But first… Dulltown, UK: Today’s instructions are: before anything is done, make sure the boiler is fully heated, pull out the nerd strings to their full length, light the fuse pipes marked A, B, D, and E, pull out the … Continue reading
Posted in abstract, academia, archeology, art, arts, brain, composition, cool, creation, design, drawing, fashion, fine art prints, history, humour, information, instruction, jobs, lino cut printing, lino printing, maths, Maths, money, prints, puzzle, reading, serendipity, style, thinking
Tagged 1960s?, art, arts, design, drawing, fashion, furniture, Her Majesty the Queen, hexagons, instructions, money, nerd strings, pencils, pens, pentagons, Revenue and Customs, serendipity, shapes, small children, squares, style, surrealism, swinging sixties, tax returns, various sizes, what year?
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Mayonnaise in the rain…
But first… Dulltown, UK: Today’s carefully selected adjectives are: sopping, subitaneous, parthenogenetic, importunate, vulpine, adaxial, and risible. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> On Tuesday afternoon, I strolled into town. I was heading for the Wilko store to buy a tin of blackboard paint; a … Continue reading
Posted in abstract, academia, adjectives, archeology, art, arts, brain, celebrities, composition, conversation, cool, drama, Dulltown, existentialism, food, Grumpiness, history, Hull.UK., humour, mind, poetry, puzzle, sculpture, serendipity, style, surrealism, swearing, thinking, weather, words
Tagged and amp, beer, blackboard paint, blog thing, cigarettes, Cosimo de'Medici, Fender Telecaster, Her Majesty the Queen, matt black paint, Mayo, raining cats and dogs, raining stair rods, raisins and cherries, smile, smirk, srawberries, swearing, the glory days, The Hull Surrealist League, The surrealist van, Tony Mayonnaise, toothbrush, umbrella, Wilko stores
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Albert, Madge, and Her Majesty…
But first…Dulltown, UK: Today’s quotation is from John Steinbeck’s amusing and gripping 1945 novel, Cannery Row:The rooster who had challenged the sunrise of this very day lay dismembered and clean in water in the five-gallon can with peeled onions about … Continue reading
Posted in archeology, books, brain, celebrities, colours, conversation, cool, creation, drama, drawing, heraldry, history, humour, information, instruction, jobs, learning, painting, puzzle, reading, science, smiling, theatre, thinking, words, writing
Tagged 1945, 1954, Albert and Madge, birthday, breakfast table, cake and buns, Cannery Row, chemicals, ferric, flag, Her Majesty the Queen, John Steinbeck, magic, party time!, prepared beforehand, reading, rooster, The 1954 Gadgets Annual, theatre, union flag, union jack, willow sticks
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Famous…
But first… Dulltown, UK: Today’s dictionary words are: frigorific, freemartin, fremd, frijole, friable, frescade, and warhable. Please have these words looked up and placed in suitable sentences ready for Professor Mouldie first thing after breakfast tomorrow morning. Should the professor … Continue reading
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Tagged bee-honey, celebrities, conversation, David Beckham, dictionary word, famous, freemartin, fremd, frescade, friable, frigorific, frijole, Her Majesty the Queen, history, hitting people, hot buttered toast, Lewis Hamilton, Muhammad Ali, Professor Mouldie, surrealism, toast and honey, words
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Bold Persil Fairy Lenor Jungle Rescue outshone…
But first… Dulltown, UK: Today’s old wrinkled black and white snapshot is the one of me shaking hands with Her Majesty the Queen in 1962 – a second after that she kicked me in the shin for saying something untoward … Continue reading
Posted in advertising, art, brain, colours, composition, cool, design, history, information, observations, photography, puzzle, seeing, serendipity, thinking, words
Tagged 1962, advertising, Andy Warhol, art, arts, bohemian, bright colour, celebrities, colour, DAZ, discovery, eye-catching, Her Majesty the Queen, history, observations, photography, retro, serendipity, style, supermarket, surrealism, words
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Ugg, Lugg, and the turnips…
But first… Dulltown, UK: Today’s joke is the one about what happened to Her Majesty the Queen’s hat – oh, how we chortled down in the basement back at Buck House! >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ‘Ugg, I have seen you, you know!’ ‘Eh?…’ … Continue reading
Posted in archeology, brain, conversation, cool, drama, dreaming, history, humour, joke, magic, people, religion, smoking, surrealism
Tagged breathing smoke, celebrities, conversation, discovery, drama, gardening, great god in the sky, Her Majesty the Queen, history, joke, madness, pharmacology, prehistory, religion, serendipity, Smugg, surrealism, turnips, Ugg and Lugg
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Mail Art Postcard No. 4631…
But first… Dulltown, UK: Today’s honoured guests are the Salvador Dali lookalike twins, Sandra and Clive Buttermouth. Come on in you two, join us on the sofa! I see you have matching halves of the same moustache… Excellent!… >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> No, … Continue reading
Posted in brain, existentialism, people, postcards, Royalty, style, surrealism, thinking, words
Tagged advertising, art, arts, celebrities, collage, colour, discovery, Her Majesty the Queen, history, lookalike twins, madness, Mail Art, mail art postcards, photography, Queen's birthday, Salvador Dali, screaming, screaming inside, serendipity, style, subtext, surrealism, TV, words
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Mail Art Postcard No. 4598…
But first… Dulltown, Europe: Today’s existential angst is centred around the phrase globular cluster. (GC) >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Whoa!… (I love that word) I suppose this could be classed as high treason – the crime of disloyalty to the crown. Gosh, can … Continue reading
Posted in art, brain, existentialism, humour, information, Mail Art, postcards, Royalty, science, serendipity, surrealism, words
Tagged advertising, art, arts, bright card, celebrities, collage, discovery, existential angst, frowning prince, Her Majesty the Queen, joke, madness, Mail Art, photography, Royal Family, serendipity, style, surrealism, TV, words
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Mail Art Postcard No. 4564…
But first… Dulltown, Europe: Today’s existential angst is centred around the word ‘preternatural’. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Hello?… Yes?… Oh, right… No, no, I really am sorry Your Majesty… No… I didn’t mean any disrespect, well perhaps just a little bit, and… No, … Continue reading
Posted in art, brain, dreaming, existentialism, fashion, humour, information, Mail Art, postcards, Royalty, smiling, surrealism, TV, words
Tagged art, arts, celebrities, collage, colour, conversation, dictionary word, existential angst, fashion, fluorescent card, Her Majesty the Queen, madness, Mail Art, photography, Postcards, serendipity, style, surrealism, Tower of London, TV, words
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Mail Art Postcard No. 4552…
But first… Dulltown, Europe: Today’s existential angst is centred around the sound of the word fulsome. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Yes, dear reader… I am writing this from my small damp stinking cell deep in the dungeons of the Tower of London… I … Continue reading
Posted in art, dreaming, existentialism, humour, information, irony, Royalty, serendipity, surrealism, sweating
Tagged art, arts, celebrities, collage, dungeon, existential angst, eyes, gruel, Her Majesty the Queen, instruction, madness, mail art postcards, overheard, photography, satire, serendipity, style, surrealism, Tower of London, words
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