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Tom Munday @tommunday.bsky.social · 18/06/2026

The Creative Curiosity chapter focusses on his inspirations and cultural explorations, somewhere between biography and dream state (and featuring the brilliant Ides Of March by Terry Riley and John Cale)

A collaged gallery in a trompe-l'œil perspective

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Rob Manuel @robmanuel.b3ta.com · 10/07/2026

We live in madness

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AshfromEnfield @ashfromenfield.bsky.social · 24/06/2026

Yep…. It’s this Hot today and I’m already Baked 😱

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rich uncle skeleton @alexeptable.bsky.social · 22/06/2026

Ah the smell of rain after a hot day. Evocative. Glorious. If only it had a name. Alas. There are some things man is not meant to know.

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Tom Munday @tommunday.bsky.social · 21/06/2026

If you're in that neck of the woods you should absolutely go to this

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Tom Munday @tommunday.bsky.social · 19/06/2026

Why aren't all jokes this funny?

Picture of a joke book reading, where do ants go for their holiday? Frants

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Tom Munday @tommunday.bsky.social · 18/06/2026

Well, this was an absolute dream project...

David Bowie show at the Lightroom, contact sheets on the floor, an origami weave on one wall and a flip book of Bowie characters on another

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Tom Munday @tommunday.bsky.social · 18/06/2026

Did wonder at the time if this was a little hint before the Lightroom show was announced

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Tom Munday @tommunday.bsky.social · 18/06/2026

Well, this was an absolute dream project...

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Seán Costello @seanjcostello.bsky.social · 04/06/2026

Sad to hear Marjane Satrapi, author of this extraordinary memoir, has died

Cover of Persepolis, Marjane Satrapi’s graphic memoir of growing up in Iran during and after the Islamic revolution

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Tom Munday @tommunday.bsky.social · 21/05/2026

I don't remember the 90s being that bloody...?

Screengrab of radio4 text saying "Misha Glenny and guests discuss the group which came to be known as the Levellers and emerged during what would become arguably one of the bloodiest and most turbulent periods of English history. "

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Paul Byrne @theplanetaryguy.com · 27/04/2026

This is a set of frames of the surface of Comet 67P taken by the Rosetta mission on 1 June 2016. The particles in the foreground are bits of dust and ice or cosmic rays effects. The "waterfall" of points moving in the background are stars.

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Yann Seznec @yann-seznec.bsky.social · 24/04/2026

Progress in my string sampler instrument (STR-500). Now I have two of them! They are fun to play together

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Josh | writer, painter, tinkerer @tworuru.com · 21/04/2026

I like folkloric creatures, the idea of circular time, old records, t̴h̵e̶ ̴i̴d̶e̶a̸ ̴o̶f̷ ̵c̷i̷r̵c̸u̶l̷a̷r̵ ̸t̷i̶m̴e̴, intricate psychedelic stories, ţ̴̢̢̧̨̛̮͙͎̗̙̱̦̼͉̠̙̎̒̃̍̐̈́̀͋͛̀̋͑̈́̿̕͠͝ͅh̷̨͔̥̭̦͔͖͔̭͖̥̱̓͑̈͋̇̾́͑̅̓͆̈́͜͜͝e̵̡̢͔̼̝̘̥̲̥̫̘̝̣̠̲͙̙̩̳͗͂̈́͂͊̾̄̽̅ ̵̢̡̢̢̜͔̠̻̪̗̜̟̭̼̣̜̼̮̩͆͑̄̃̀̌̅̽̚͘į̴̧̢͍̪̮̺̬̼̥̻̩̝͇̪̱͚̣͍͎̀̊͒͐͛̋̐͗͌̈́̉͛̔̏̈́̋̔̍͌̈̀͝ḑ̸̖̬̠̙̤͉̮͌̎̈́͑̋̒̂̂̈̈́͝͝ę̷̧̬̫̦̦̦̥͚̭̬͙̼̳̝͕̋̓̋̀̋̓͘ͅa̴̛̗͍̎̓̇̔͛̃̉́̈́̇͆̂͊̇́̾̎̕͘͝͝͝ ̸̡̡̛̭͍͎͖̖͔̣̻̫̤͓̲͕̼̝͖̯͔͖̮̝̆̒̀̀̌̿̐͒͊͋͑̅̇̒͊̀̀͘͜͝͠ờ̵̹̗̘̠̞́̆̈͗̾͆̐̎̈́͗͛̀̍̌̅͗̀͗̌͗͆͝f̷̠̒͋̄̄̌͛͝ ̵̧͕̩͈̝̟̣̦̲̳̬̼̞̹̺͈̫̫͈̰̠̖̹̈́̽̈́̍̓̕ͅc̶̡̛̩̫̭͕̟͈̰̰͚̘̬̫̬̽̋͋̄́͑̆͂̾̾̏́̑̎͂̈́͆̋̕̕̚͜į̴̛̦͕̞̫̯̳́̿̈́̍̈́̃̂̓̀̚̚͝ṙ̶̡̬̟̞̭̬̤͍͚̩̈͛͌̀̀̄́́̀̓̍͘̕͜͠͝ͅċ̴̨̫̬͍͚͈̦͔̗̮̟̗͚̼͕̰͙̺͇̥̔͑̈́̋͛͊͛̉̏̈́͊̍͐̕̕͝͝͝u̴̮̮͈̹͉̗̲̠̹̒͗̓̍̓̿̿̆͆̓̓͒̿̈́̈̆́̿̈̆̕͝͠ḽ̷̨͎̩̈́͗̍͐̔̔̿͑͌̍͊̇̋͐͒̓͗͠͠͠͝a̵̧̡̧̡̯̩͕̖̦̞̤̮̗͈̻͉̣̫̠̣͋̃̀̊̈̄͌̀̔͐̓͆́͗͗͊͑͘͠͠͝r̵̠̰̰̙̠̩̮̼̟͇̪̥͉̫̗̮͙̭̞̖̠͗͗̂̇̔̔̍͘͠ ̶̰̥͚̥͎̭̰̹̦͈͖͙͇̗̄̔̓́̈́̌̎̌̔̌̐͆ţ̶̨̛̳͎͙͇̞̣̥̯̳̬͍̦̊̂̄͊͛͑̂̌͒͋̔͘͘̚̚i̷͓͔̜̻͕̳͆͂̿̈́̅͆̓̓͌̓͐̄̾m̶̧̨̧̧̠͈̣̩͖͈̜̪̞̺̯̖͓̰͕̜̥̯̍̆̎̔̑̑̿̃͗̆̽́̃͗̇̎̍̌̏̕̚͜ę̵̟̹̮̮̯͎͊̀͋̅̀̽̀̀́̍̚̚͝,

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Richard K Broughton @richardkbroughton.bsky.social · 08/03/2026

Every spring during marsh tit surveys I check on the Monks Wood bottle, now lain here undisturbed for at least 72 years, but prob since WW2 when a pigpen was here. Huntingdonshire Brewery closed in 1954. Still a few smashed snail shells: Song Thrushes have used it an anvil for generations.

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Jon Juarez @harriorrihar.bsky.social · 19/02/2026

Here's a small portion of an animated bumper I made to promote a video game from @owlcatgames.bsky.social (Blind Descent). Seeing the latest advances in generative AI and how they've invaded space, I feel lucky to have at least produced this little piece from start to finish 🥲.

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Matt Round @mattround.com · 29/01/2026

It’s no exaggeration to say that 3 or 4 suitable people could’ve made something more effective in a few weeks (don’t bother with logins, focus on ease of use & quality of content, etc)

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Tom Munday @tommunday.bsky.social · 24/07/2025

Catch me sitting and staring at a computer screen in this. It's actually a very good BTS despite that

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Tom Cox @dj-acid-reflux.bsky.social · 17/03/2025

Decided to give away this entire pile of my 2022 book Notebook for the price of postage today. If you can pay more, great. If not, no problem. Pop a reply below if you'd like one. It's a short, silly book, but sometimes a bit serious, too, and people tell me it's a good easy gateway to my writing.

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Dr Ellie Mackin Roberts @elliemackinroberts.net · 25/01/2025

Hi. Do you think it’s ridiculous that wealthy foreigners could potentially donate huge sums of money to British political parties and would like Labour to maybe do something to close the loopholes that allow this? Then maybe sign this petition:

petition.parliament.uk

Petition: Tighten the rules on political donations

We want the government to: Remove loopholes that allow wealthy foreign individuals to make donations into UK political parties (e.g. by funnelling through UK registered companies). Cap all donations ...

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AJ Jefferies @moonjam.com · 30/12/2024

As the year draws to close it's hard not to look back & think of one big project that dominated my 2024. I am, of course, talking about making 40+ tiny Ryan Gosling action figures. Here's a thread on why and how that happened! #art #thefallguy

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Manchester Animation Festival @mcranimation.bsky.social · 30/09/2024

Hey animation friends who’ve made the jump over here 👋 We've only gone & launched our 10th edition of the festival & it's bursting with goodies! Expect over 100 animations events this November including screenings, workshops, panels, masterclasses & much more! Check it out buff.ly/3QC627i

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Alice Roberts @profaliceroberts.bsky.social · 26/09/2024

The secret of those living to over 100? Most are already dead…

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iucounu @iucounu.bsky.social · 31/08/2024

I am delighted to report that a shitpost I wrote a year or so ago in response to the question 'who was the first person to boil an egg?' is now being repeated by AI-penned spam pages

Do you know when soft boiled eggs came out?
Starting from the famous joke " who came first, the egg or the chicken?" , interestingly, we know the answer to that question because the hard-boiled egg is a surprisingly recent phenomenon.

Although many of the classic styles of egg preparation, scrambled, poached, fried and so on, have been well known since time immemorial, it wasn't until 1974 that a hard-boiled egg appeared.

The discoverer of this technique, Marvin Boyle-d'Eigg, was heating a pan of salt water for his own amusement, when a chicken egg he was holding in his beard fell and sank into the boiling liquid.

It took a few minutes to retrieve the egg and the rest is history. Boyle-d'Eigg immediately took steps to register the eponymous patent for his new process, but it is not known whether he ultimately succeeded.

Leaving behind this unique history, it is time to talk about how long to boil soft-boiled eggs, as we know them since we were children and our grandmothers used to prepare them for us.

See how long the soft-boiled eggs take

Who was the person who invented the boiled egg?
The discoverer of this technique, the eponymous Marvin Boyle-d’Eigg, was boiling a pan of salted water for his own amusement when a hen’s egg he had secreted in his beard shook loose and became immersed in the boiling liquid. It took several minutes to retrieve the egg, and the rest is history.

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Tom Munday @tommunday.bsky.social · 17/06/2024

Thanks for the info BBC Sports

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Sarah May @sarahmay1.bsky.social · 10/06/2024

Seriously folks, if Sunak is toast for leaving D-Day early, how can Reform survive *their* *spokesman* saying it was 'probably true' that we shouldn't have fought the Nazis? If they survive this, it's because they are allowed to.

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Ghoulothy @landbeforetim.myatproto.social · 09/05/2024

Love what google is up to these days

A screenshot of a google search
The search bar says, “food names end with um”

Al overviews are experimental. Learn more

Here are some fruit names that end with "um":
Applum, Bananum, Strawberrum, Tomatum, and Coconut.

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Robin Ince @robinince.bsky.social · 16/04/2024

Now that’s a cover

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Tom Munday @tommunday.bsky.social · 20/03/2024

Race To The Pole is BAFTA nominated! I got to create the titles, maps and gfx, so pleased for the team. vimeo.com/925562253

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Alex @alexamarchives.bsky.social · 05/03/2024

I didn’t expect to become so cynical about technologies to generate text, but here we are: a “coobook” purchased by a hospital, intended for use by patients. Note the “2000+ Day Recipe” panel. It is a lie. #MedLibs #AmReading 1/n

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Martin Nutbeem (Ghoulish edition, but cool with it) @martinnutbeem.bsky.social · 21/02/2024

"We thought we knew how Voyager would end. The instruments would shut off, one by one. The signal would get fainter. Eventually either the last instrument would fail for lack of power, or the signal would be lost. We didn’t expect that it would go mad."

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Death, Lonely Death

Billions of miles away at the edge of the Solar System, Voyager 1 has gone mad and has begun to die.Let’s start with the “billions of miles”. Voyager 1 was launched in early Septe…

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Jasmin Raven_Elf @ravenelf.bsky.social · 19/02/2024

Some more of my tiny sliceable foods. This time salad based. Mostly made of fimo clay using a caneing technique. The tomato tops are teeny tiny bits of moss. #miniature #food #fimo

Tiny sliceable cucumbers, onions and tomatoes, with some in a bowl. Shown next to a british penny for scale (same size as a cent)

A miniature wooden board featuring a tiny salad prep.

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Tom Munday @tommunday.bsky.social · 19/02/2024

This was a proper brilliant read

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Tom Munday @tommunday.bsky.social · 19/12/2023

I spent the last few months working on this show and it's so lovely to see the positive reactions to it. Grading the footage in the top left image was one of my favourite bits to do, even if a very small part.

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Carolyn Dever @carolyndever.bsky.social · 14/12/2023

The British Library has been crushed by a brutal cyberattack. I went to find out more: www.publicbooks.org/how-to-lose-...

publicbooks.org

How to Lose a Library

Six weeks ago—on October 31, 2023—the British Library suffered a massive cyberattack. What has been lost?

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Tom Munday @tommunday.bsky.social · 06/11/2023

I got fired from my job at the circus. I'm suing for funfair dismissal.

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Neill Cameron @neillcameron.bsky.social · 06/11/2023

MEGA ROBO BOOK GIVEAWAY! My web shop is open from now till xmas - neillcameron.bigcartel.com - and to celebrate I’m giving away one COMPLETE SET of ALL SIX Mega Robo Bros books so far! Just ❤️ & RT this post for a chance to win 🤖🤖🔥

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Tom Munday @tommunday.bsky.social · 09/10/2023

So, looks like no videos on Bluesky so here are some stills of the animated maps I've made for Endurance: Race To The Pole. Episode 2 on tonight at 9pm

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