Tim Ireland on tabloids, media, blogs and politics
Flash Music Video, Games and Objects
Monty Python and the Holy Grail in Flash
10th Jan 2005
Named here in the style of Friends in a misguided attempt to widen their appeal…
The One Where The Frenchman Taunts Them (note: this file stops suddenly and unexpectedly… and not in a good way like the movie)
The One Where Sir Robin’s Favourite Colour is Blue.. No, Yelloaaaaaarrrrrrrgh!
More stuff by the same author can be found here.
Banned Aid – a healthy response to Band Aid 20
23rd Dec 2004
Banned Aid (moderately NSFW) should bring a little joy to your heart.
I chipped in mainly because I thought “credibility-obsessed Sun journalist Dominic Mohan” should make an appearance.
Flash: Loving Life and Loving Death
14th Dec 2004
Juicy Panic – You drive me oh oh oh – absolutely mad and totally Japanese.
You’ll have to dig for I Love Death at Lodger.tv, which has some shocking mystery-meat navigation. (You will have seen Doorsteps before; I’m pretty sure I blogged it a while back.)
War on Want: Flash competition
10th Dec 2004
Make a Flash show for War On Want and win cash prizes: The brief we would like entrants to address is based on global corporations’ lack of responsibility in terms of their attitude towards the exploitation of resources, the environment and workers rights.
Yahoo 2004 Office Attachment Awards
9th Dec 2004
The Yahoo 2004 Office Attachment Awards contain a lot of stuff you’ve already seen, one or two things that I missed myself (like this fun game) and quite a lot of vote-rigging.
The miracle of punctuation
9th Dec 2004
Zefrank wishes to share the following thoughts on an alternative use for punctuation.
In similar situations I prefer to revert to dripping sarcasm, but I can see the appeal of this simple approach.
(You can access more short films by zefrank via his weblog. Or spend the rest of the day in a garden of your own making.
Limmy.com – creator of Flash music video, video and various other wonders
8th Dec 2004
Limmy makes some great stuff. You may have some trouble with the flash-driven mystery-meat navigation, so if you can’t find your way into playthings then please allow me to direct you to straight to this totally bitchin’ work of art.
Also check out this off-site video for Slam. It’s pretty straightforward stuff, but it oozes charm.
