Art Attack [2] (c.2002) - near-full episode

Neil Buchanan shows us how to create a flat fancy dress costume, goes to the cinema for a Big Art Attack, uses a wax crayon to mimic an official stamp, and starts to make a 3D picture box. Very frustratingly, the recording was cut short on the tape during that last one - sorry about that. I believe this was originally broadcast in 2002, so the target audience for this episode is, was, and always will be those born in the late 80s or 90s. All are welcome, though.

I like how Neil encourages us to make our work "perfectly imperfect", and his horror movie monster is as impressive as ever. Those tiny in-between segments (in this case the "Living Words") always add extra value in a way that most lesser programmes wouldn't bother, but best of all keep an eye out for the moderately miffed crew members (presumably) who have been roped in as models at the end of the first segment.

Grateful thanks to Ben for providing this recording - please take the time to check out benriggers when you get the chance.

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