Behind Closed Doors, Nick Wears the Trousers. Coalition has never looked Dirtier.

Colin Barrow quits, and parking plan scrapped. Strippers, club owners, restaurant owners, and everyone else win. BOOM.

‘The Levenson Inquiry – It’s a Dirty Business but Someone’s Gotta Do It.’

‘Rebecca Brooks Goes Back In Time and Becomes a Russian Peasant in 1846 and Finds Satisfaction in Manual Labour’

‘She’d Do Anything For Love. But She Won’t Do That.’

‘Sarah Palin Becomes President in 2020. As the World Falls into Darkness and the Sun Turns to Ash, the Golden Year of 2012 Becomes and Dim Memory in This Dark and Violent Land.’

I’m working on a new body of work this year, so I may be lying low.

However, here’s some of my favourite youtubes of 2011 to warm the cockles off everyone’s post Christmas hearts.

If the idea of a whole load of old Star Wars books (and some Spider-man ones) fills your heart with joy, then this is the blog post for you.

Left over from my happy childhood days when I used to pretend I was a Jedi Knight and had the skills to fly an X-Wing, here are a load of books from the Star Wars series. Barring Young Jedi Knights, just because I always thought they were a bit rubbish.

If you would like them sent to you, please hit me with an email at contact@lizziemarycullen.co.uk with why you should get them. Remember, you’ll be paying postage which may be considerable as I was a geeky child and collected an unreasonable number of books.

Merry Christmas, and May The Force Be With You.

L xxx

Madam Figaro Nov 2011

Madam Figaro Nov 2011

Lizzie and Base Creative Team Up!

London based web design agency, Base Creative are always looking to stretch our creative muscles which is why this autumn they’ve recruited multi-award winning designer Lizzie Mary Cullen to lead us in an intense kind of social media experiment.

Starting on Wednesday 23rd November at 1pm, for an incredible 48 hours, Lizzie will be drawing non-stop on the Base Creative studio wall. The idea is to create a story illustrated on the wall, drawn purely from tweets sent in.

Each tweet could be a line of a story or a full sentence. As along as they use the hash tag #Drawmystory, they will be considered for the wall illustration. They’re encouraging everyone, from all over the globe, to get involved.

Draw My Story is based on the old game ‘fold over stories’ when each person writes a line of a story and passes it on, resulting in a random, poignant, funny, dark and whimsical, meandering story. Twitter users don’t have to follow on from the previous Tweet if they don’t want to. The more bizarre, odd or hilarious the better. The only limit? 140 characters.
http://www.twitter.com/drawmystory

You can follow the story unfolding day and night, round the clock on www.draw.my/story. Once there, you can read up on the project, check out the live video feed to make sure that Lizzie isn’t having a crafty snooze, and Tweet your contribution.
draw.my/story