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Now his shirt's all ripped...
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As I said in the first blog about this, the theme of the concvention was Masquarade.
As part of this, posters had been put up around the convention space. They were all riffs on actual operas, but with a Discworld spin and with some terrible puns.
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This is something of a blast from the past...
It's amazing what one turns up when looking for something amongst old blogs.
This is a version of one of my pieces of computer art from 2024.
I drafted the blog, but then obviously forgot to post it...
So here it is now...
The Regency Buck as a blond...
Until next time
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As I have mentioned (probably many times) before, Teddy and I used to run Chaos Costuming at many cons, including the Discworld con.
When we decided to retire from this onerous activilty, one of the last cons we did it at was a Discworld con. They were very grareful and not only gave us free ticket to the gala banquet , but floweres, chocolates and a bottle of champagne as well.
That( we thought) was that.
The Discword cons a bi-annual and the tickets sell iut very fast.
Just before they went live for the 2026 con, we were contacted and told, as an additional 'Thank You' we had been given free memberships.
So , as 'twould be churlish to refuse...
The con was being held at the Hinkley Island Hotel, which is well known to us crom many previous cons.
This did, however, did raise one complecation, as out=r Sat Noav has developed a quike and won't let us type the number '1'. As the postcode for the hotel included this forbidden number, we had to program it for nearby and partially rely on maps and memory to get there.
Somewhat surprisingly, this worked.
The theme of the con was Masquarade, so we just HAD to bring to bring costume.
here is the wizard outfit Teddy wore
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I am having considerable fun playing with this particular artwork...
Here is another vesrsion with him in his undies...
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I live in the the London Borough of Merton and have done so all my life.
I and my fellow residents often have cause to be dissatisfied with some of the actions of our local council, who seem to have their own particular fashion for applying various rules and regulations.
This is a leafy and tree-lined-street area of London, but recently, the council seems to have decided that quite a number of trees are no longer required.
Now, some of these have proved to be deseased or otherwise on their way out, but I came across this one the other day...