RND/ To consider a study of the light in ‘very English’ BBC TV comedy series Solo starring Felicity Kendal and written by Carla Lane: 1920 x 1440 .jpg Ooh boy, does this series ever feel distinctly of-its-time. Offensive non-offensiveness. Pseudo-feminist claptrap with distinct historical foreshadowing shades of Fleabag. The main character constantly allows herself to … Read more
RND/ To consider a study of the light in awesome BBC TV police procedural drama series The Chinese Detective 1981-1982.) Starring the hugely talented David Yip. Professional Duffer Edward Ruthven: Nice view of the Themes.. Manly we was in those days. We had dignity of race. Undiluted. You know what I mean? We didn’t have … Read more
RND/ To consider Cyberpunk armored ‘transparent metal’ windshields. Or cool sunglasses. The metal can be seen through because millions of tiny, super tough smart plastic fibre optic hex cells are embedded right through it. A novel invention with smart materials that doesn’t need electricity to power it, which I haven’t thought through at all.. and … Read more
RND/ To consider the retro 70’s style light in hit TV show Buck Rogers: 3600 x 3264 .jpg Wikipedia: Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (TV series) Fred Dibnah: A Study Of Northern Working Class Light Light Study In English Boredom Simulator Reginald Perrin New Age Sewage: Damian ‘Light Master’ Painting An Authentic Study Of … Read more
RND// To consider a study of the Northern, Working Class light in much loved BBC TV series starring Fred Dibnah. Pessimistic interpretations of the industrial revolution have led to the popular acceptance of what R.M. Hartwell terms the “theory of immiseration” – a belief that unrestrained capitalism was making the rich richer and the poor … Read more