Presented to the Faculty at the London College of Fashion last Friday, at the invitation of Dr Julia Gaimster. Really interesting afternoon: details and link to slides at the post on ianjindal.com.
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Presented to the Faculty at the London College of Fashion last Friday, at the invitation of Dr Julia Gaimster. Really interesting afternoon: details and link to slides at the post on ianjindal.com.
Following on the heels of the Quilter Street Olives last year, I received quite a bit of interest, advice and sympathy
Simon Robinson at House of Fraser not only passed on advice and enthusiasm, but also turned up in the office one day with a small chilli plant – a donation to the tiny [...]
I’ve liked the idea of Schmaps for a while – the combination of user-generated images and reviews and useful mapping made them entirely compelling (until Dopplr came on the scene) and now it lives alongside Dopplr for planning at home, and alongside GoogleMaps on the iPhone while ‘on the road’.
Actually, while “in reach of wireless [...]
Now that summer is but a distant memory (in London at least) I turned to the photos of the BBQ for sunny solace and realised that I’d not shared them. Mea culpa, etc.
The BBQ was held in July and was a great success. Massive thanks to Ian Worley at Flow for not only being a [...]