Big Train: an 90s underground British comedy sketch show
by Big Train is a comedy sketch show from England that came out in the 90s. It remained pretty underground due to its obscure and absurd humour, but to this day, maintains a small cult following. This is just one of many superb sketches. Great writing.
Tagged: Big Train, Comedy sketch show
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Beautiful mosaic art by Leah Reeves
Juan is Dead is a line of tile-based artwork by my friend, Leah Reeves. She is a former ad agency creative from London, and now makes these pieces fulltime. Each one is totally unique and made by hand. Most works feature her character, Juan, and friends from his world from the afterlife. It’s a curiously dark but colourful world. You’ll never look at tiles in the same way again. Read more
Snarky greeting cards by Rajeev Basu
I’m an artist and writer from London, currently living in Boulder, Colorado, and this is my latest project: Greeting Cards, as rejected by every major retailer. The cards are made using clip-art and some of my favourite fonts, including Giddyup and Lucida Calligraphy. I love funny stuff, and it’s a big part of everything I make. Read more
You Passed The Test! A comedy sketch by Peter Serafinowicz
Peter Serafinowicz is one of the finest British comedy writers of this generation. His work is typically dry, intelligent and absurd. This particular sketch is reminiscent of Monty Python, and is one of my favourite sketches of all time.
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