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The judges said: "[Toby Tripp's] series of collectable, themed one-offs are as maddeningly impossible to categorise as they are brilliantly executed. Part art, part poetry, part entertainment and part something else altogether." |
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Design Week Magazine 12 June 2003 "Illustrations" |
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Dazed & Confused Magazine January 2003 (Short-listed for Literature Bursary ) "Cult following" |
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Art Review Magazine December 2002 / January 2003 "Who cares when they're this funny?" |
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Comics International Magazine December 2002 "Consistently great, unbeatable for offbeat humour" |
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Email from Editor of The Beano August 2002 "I was sore laughing - I intend to sue" |
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The ICA Top Ten Books The Independent on Sunday ('Life Etc') March 2002 "Leader of the next generation of artists..." |
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Dazed & Confused Magazine September 2001 "Toby Tripp's... books are nothing" |
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Postcard from Billy Childish June 2001 "I found it very good" |
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To Be Funny May Be Funny Outside Number 10 Downing Street December 2000 Also pictured - Toby Tripp's thumb |
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Email from Loved One June 2000 "Quite frankly disappointed" |
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Envelope by Jefferson Hack Summer 1999 "It's cool" |
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School Report by Mrs Simm Summer 1988 "Toby does not work hard enough" |
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Birthday Card 18 May 1973 "Length 52cm" |
| ”Toby
Tripp is in a class of his own. They won't let him with the other kids…
prolific, monstrous, genius oh and there’s a few dark bits as well.” |
- James Parsons, aka DrParsons.co.uk, Comedy Writer etc |
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“Funny
was broken, and Tripp fixed it. Funny was cold, and Tripp took it in.
Funny was desperate, and Tripp fucked it for £15 and a travelcard.”
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- Jasper Gibson, Editor, The Poke |
