Tom Lawton Video Talk Show
Tom Lawton Video Talk Show
Handlebars that honk! Ha!
Ten years ago Channel 4 gave me the opportunity to make a TV show… we were looking to inspire people to live with a bit more imagination. So I built a floating home which was kind of like an imaginarium of innovations. This was my show reel.
Let me know if you saw it? I think it’s on you tube somewhere. Maybe I should do something else again? Or not, it doesn’t matter. I am pleased to be better known for my real creative work but I’d love to make a film about Wonder & inspire more conscious creativity.
The original Wonder when it first arrived at Malmesbury Abbey and was in Saint Aldhelm’s chapel. Rufus in the background on the piano.
If you’re in Las Vegas. Check Wonder out on the strip at the Museum Of illusions!
Wonder at Malmesbury Abbey ✨
More Wonder encounters at Brimscombe Mill. If you are near Stroud you can visit Wonder Monday - Saturday 10-4pm where it sits beside The Long Table in a sanctuary space.
Wonder comes with no explanation so it’s wonderful to see how people respond to it. If you are near Stroud you can visit the chapel of awe & wonder located beside The Long Table at Brimscombe Mill. These are Pete Cohen’s words of wonder ✨
https://instagram.com/petecohen_
Wonder truly begets wonder.
This was sent to me earlier by a clever chap called Martin who was inspired to make Wonder in Lego. Just brilliant!
There is so much love for Wonder. 5.5M views on Timmy’s post and rising just here on FB!
https://fb.watch/l--hYkLlGP/
I know it’s quite expensive but there are many good reasons why. If you are local you can visit the big one at Malmesbury Abbey, everyday of the year, for free.
There are less than 100 of the current batch of Baby Wonders left.
Each spiral takes 7 days to make and I can only complete 10 each week so I’m sold out until the new year. No question, they are amazing. This one arrived with a customer in Pittsburgh yesterday.
https://beuplifted.co.uk/products/wonder
Enjoy peace of mind with Wonder and the art of doing nothing