Tim Mannveille

If you are looking for information about Tim Mannveille, you have come to the right place. Below you can find links to my various presences on the internet, in declining order of how likely I estimate they are to be of interest to you, the visitor to this site.

	Blog: "Tim's Blog", where I blog about things in general. Updated a few times a year
	Twitter: I'm on Twitter. I use it to highlight what I consider to be the most interesting things I've put up on the herd of sites listed below. ~1-3 updates / month!
	LinkedIn: I'm on LinkedIn. Fact.
	Game Making: Clare Huxley and I design and run pervasive/party/board games. This is the home page for Octopus Fruitbat, the company we created to do that.
	Blog: "Tower of the Octopus", in which I write up Octopus Fruitbat games (like Competitive Sandwich Making) or analyse trivial things for fun (like the distribution of different chocolates in Celebrations tubs). Big posts, updated a few times a year.
	Blog: "Nothing About Potatoes", where I highlight interesting things I found on the internet. New posts on Fridays when I have time, about every 2-3 weeks.
	Tumblr: "Now Draw This", where I post something to draw every weekday, and a reminder to draw something on weekends.
No longer active things:
	Webcomic: After six years of uploading a page a week, this is now complete. It's a sci-fi body-swap videogame crossover comedy investigating gender and identity by swapping the iconic protagonists of two of my favourite video games, Space Channel 5 and Devil May Cry.
	Tumblr: "Sleep or Draw", where I post my drawings in response to 'Now Draw This' challenges. I've mostly stopped doing this though, and just do the drawings.
	DeviantART: My DA account, where I showcase things that I've drawn, photographed and/or Photoshopped.
	YouTube: My YouTube channel, mostly consisting of film reviews, although the most popular is an edit of the Iron Man Trailer to Mark Kermode's impressions of the characters.
	Geocities (!): Old-school Geocities site, started in the late nineties, now moved to my own hosting. Among other things, nosebleed cures and juggling patterns are described.
	Webcomic: A prototype webcomic completed in 2003, written and drawn in collaboration with 'Amoki'. Apparently it is quite confusing.