London Photos Flickr Account

31 10 2007

Hello Everyone!

I wasnt sure how much space we have left on WordPress to post pictures of our trip. I made a flickr account as a place we could put our photos. If you guys think its a good idea, then we could save blog space for art and dump our fun pics there:) ( I’ve already posted Tims pictures there to test the thing out)

http://www.flickr.com/photos/linguacomickers/

username: linguacomickers

password: name of nearest tube station from hotel, no spaces ( or email me )

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Date : October 31, 2007
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5 responses

31 10 2007: phong210 (07:24:56) :

I tried but the password is invalid, pls send me password to email.thanks!!

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31 10 2007: fionnualad (20:24:14) :

Me too, please. To space or not to space, that is the question…

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1 11 2007: SarahJoan (00:57:02) :

I think I’ve got the problem fixed, will mail you both!

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11 11 2007: Gabor (20:10:43) :

Whoever uploaded those pictures onto Flickr, thank you
Phong, was that you? If so, you’re my personal hero )
Thanks,
Gabor

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15 11 2007: phong210 (14:14:04) :

yeah..i’m exactly your hero!!:))

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CONCEPT LINGUA COMICA

The Asia-Europe Comics Projects Series projects on comics and graphic novels started in August 2006 when the Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF) gathered 12 comic artists and a team of facilitators in Singapore with the primary aim of promoting the discovery of and building of new relationships between Asians and Europeans in this field by relating their common concerns and aspirations through each other’s eyes. The main theme of the gathering was: ‘Migration: Arrival or Departure?’

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In 2007, the Asia-Europe Foundation continues its support in this field by initiating the project LINGUA COMICA in cooperation with the COMICA Festival London, with a focus on Asia-Europe graphic novels, and with the hope of continuing to build new in-roads to promote awareness, mutual understanding and dialogue on issues of common interest to Asia and Europe. Through these collaborations networks of creators, artists, writers, publishers, editors and commentators engaged in the Asian and European graphic novel medium will be fostered, and encouraged to embark on future opportunities for multilateral Asia-Europe collaborations.

LINGUA COMICA