Job’s Comforters (2013, 3MB, 7:00 min) Those who associate Edward Picot solely with his marvellous Dr Hairy series, wickedly funny and pointed satire in the kind of lo-fi/hand made tradition that comes down from Postgate and Firmin might be quite … Continue reading
Appraisal Part #3 (2011, 159MB, 9:47 min) Appraisal Part #4 (2011, 143MB, 9:40 min) Latest two in Edward Picot’s wonderful Dr Hairy series.
Things That Flow (2011, 175 MB, 4:00 min) Doing what it says on the can, and doing it elegantly and with understatement and grace, a new pastoral (although that’s not quite the word because the urban, or at least the … Continue reading
Frank Talking #3 (2010, 278MB, 10:01 min) Latest instalment in Edward Picot’s Dr Hairy saga which feels like a weird amalgam of Oliver Postgate, soap and Carry On. It’s interesting to observe how bold, deft & convincing Picot has become … Continue reading
Frank Talking #1 (2010, 157 MB, 9:59 min.) Frank Talking #2 (2010, 247 MB, 9:51 min.) Two more episodes in Edward Picot’s satirical but affectionate insider view of the British NHS. previously…
Combine Harvester (2010, 68MB, 2:23 min) A eclogue of sorts from Edward Picot; somewhat noisy, somewhat dusty but evocative of the real British countryside and a little bit thrilling too.
Dr Hairy’s Address to the Nation (2010, 69 MB, 9:42 min) With the UK general election coming up on Thursday here’s Edward Picot’s Dr Hairy putting in his three penn’orth. Whilst previous efforts have been more straighforwardly satirical this is … Continue reading
Bramble Jelly (2010, 63MB, 5:14 min) Lovely little pastoral from Edward Picot, as resolutely unfashionable as ever and not any the worse for it. More soon.
London Hospital ( 2010, 49MB, 9:59) Writer & artist Edward Picot doubles as an administrator in the UK health service & lets his hair down with this deeply odd but amusing bit of lo-fi puppetry made in collaboration with Julian … Continue reading
Chapter 1 (2009, 27.3MB, 4:49 min) Edward Picot has made an intelligent and generous contribution to the creation of a serious critical tradition around web based literature, (although his interests are wide and by no means limited to the written … Continue reading