(He/Him) Art Director @objectingfly Visiting Scholar @crewsproject
London, England
Joined August 2012
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first things first, can we talk about this chonker of a horse, got to be the thiccest equine in antiquity, beyond “absolute unit” status, god-level, I love him, his enormous heft and tiny legs bring me more joy than I can say… ✨
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The situation in Tripoli requires urgent action by the international community to prevent further casualties, arbitrary arrests, and the escalation of violence by some groups against the migrants.
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Did a little interview for work about... well me :-)
Grab yourselves a hot beverage and strap in for a whirlwind journey around the world to explore what makes Charles Rickleton the brilliantly talented Art Director we all know and love today.
The latest We Are Flying Objects blog is available to read here: weareflyingobject.com/blog/w…
Devastated to hear of the passing of Iasos, a man that made truly joyful music. I was lucky enough to see him perform in Athens last year and it was a performance that really touched my soul in its almost silly sincerity and beautiful lack of cynicism. youtu.be/5-QR5_58xPk?si=UNaQ…
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Recent years have brought adaptations and reconceptualisations of the ogam script in the framework of modern communication technology.
Úrogham (© C. Ryan Moniz; omniglot.com/conscripts/urog…) is an aesthetically stunning attempt to create what…
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I’m in Thessaloniki now! classicists, historians and foodies any recommendations?
Happy to report I’m full of bougatsa already :-)
Paphos museum day (Thread)
Straight to the archaeology museum where we were immediately greeted by these pictolite cruciform figures, some of which are pushing 6000 years old! I love love love the triple one that looks like a children’s charity logo…
✨ bonus object ✨
This is a lead weight inscribed with the name and position of an officer who administered a Roman market. So basically, is this is an ancient Roman lanyard???
(THREAD) I’m back in Cyprus visiting Chrysso Cosmas for my annual birthday bonanza. We’re at Xarkis festival for various events. This morning in we are at the Kornos Pottery co-op to play with the famous red Kornos clay. I attempted a slab figure, Chrysso an earring figurine…
next day a herb distillation workshop at the botanic gardens in Kornos. Herbs were picked, explained, bunched, sieved and the car now smells amazing…
