111. What is kibbled onion?
In which we bid farewell to a truly great illustrator Kim Jung Gi. We talk about how much daily graft do we put into our creative lives and are we satisfied by the output? Other news includes LEGO and D&D, Lucian Freud at the National, Bonnier Books logo, GDPR nightmare, Andy Budd's world of wisdom, followed by the ying and yang of pies.
Show Notes
RIP Kim Jung Gi
RIP Hilary Mantel
James Earle Jones sells his voice for digital use
Lucian Freud: New Perspectives at the National Gallery
Paper price rises
Saudia Arabia hosting 2029 Asian Winter Games
Elon Musk buying Twitter. Again.
Bonnier Books brand mark by Studio Evoke and Buff Motion
TOPIC - How much daily graft do you put into your creative lives and are you satisfied by the output?
Andy Budd's soundbites
WOTW - The Kids Should See This
WOTW - Emil Underbjerg's linocut channel
This week's pies
| Pie | Drink | Reviewer | Review | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chicken and Stuffing Pie from Pukka Pies | Timothy Taylor's Landlord |
JE | Questionable ingredients: Kibbled onion? Pea fibre? Pastry is dry. The filling is incredibly salty. Elvis dead on a toilet salty. Not unpleasant. It's not dreadful. |
6 |
| Moo Beefsteak and Craft Ale Pie from Pieminister | Sheppy's Cider Farm Traditional Cider |
RT | Very crispy pastry with caremlised onions on top. Smells like a pie you would get in a pub. Just delicious. |
9 |
