Monsters and Critics catches up with Clockwork Watch Creator Yomi Ayeni att he Thought Bubble Comic-Con in Leeds… Thanks to Ian Cullen for taking the time and having the interest in our project.
Another rare treat! Professor Elemental’s Rap Tutorial at our Tomorrow’s World… Today! event in May 2012.
Tomorrow’s World Today Roadshow at Latitude Festival 2012
A film by one of our patron, shot at Tomorrow’s World… Today! the launch event for Clockwork Watch: The Arrival on May 6th in London.
Corey Writes Up Tomorrow's World... Today
That was the week that was. We had a blast at Tomorrow’s World… Today. We launched Clockwork Watch with an immersive prologue, and participants had a chance to interact with characters from the story. We also made sure that the first batch of “The Arrival” were in the post, and were being delivered prior to the event.
So what happened? Well, you need to read the latest news in the London Gazette…
Here are some snippets of the day’s activities:
Professor Elemental Rap Class
The Lady and Tiger Illusion Clock Unveiled
Photo Gallery
Tomorrow's World Today
Just when you thought Tomorrow’s World… Today! was going to be:
This immersive and participatory story offers more!
Caterers “What The Dickens?” are planning to produce authentic Victorian Street Food! Yes, we’re going the distance on this, you had better believe it!
How does Kedgeree sound?
A buttery rice dish with smoked haddock, mild Indian spices topped with a poached egg. This is a traditional Victorian Anglo-Indian breakfast and a What The Dickens? speciality.
Tomorrow’s World… Today! is the immersive and participatory launch event for our Victorian love story called “Clockwork Watch“.
The Lady and Tiger Illusion Clock by Kit Williams went missing more than 10 years ago.
It will be unveiled by the Department for the Advancement of Sciences as part of the Tomorrow’s World Today event, on May 6th in London.
Tickets and details are on the Advancement of Sciences website
Remember Masquerade, the children’s book that sparked a treasure hunt by concealing clues to the location of a jewelled golden hare? The book was written by Kit Williams, he also designed and made three ornamental clocks. Department for the Advancement of Sciences has one…