Supertidy.net | The Online Presence of Joe Whittingham

The online presence of Joe Whittingham

Welcome!

Hello.
Welcome to my website; Supertidy.net. It’s the online presence of blogger, photographer, and 3D artist; me - Joe Whittingham. I’m a 23 year old Englishman currently living and working in China.

So, What is Supertidy.net?
Supertidy.net is a place for me to dump everything. My thoughts, rants & raves, photos, videos, etc. The blog serves as a way for me to keep in touch with my friends and family, and the portfolio displays some of my best works for potential future employees or clients. These works include photography and 3D modelling.

Uh-huh, and what do you do?
I actually teach English! Back in the UK I left university and had an 18month stint working in the games industry. It was a great experience, but the onset of the global economic crisis closed that door, but fortunately (and as predicted by the proverb) another one opened, and now I find myself having fun in China!

I see, and what do you do for fun?
Well, I love creating imagery! Currently this most promidently manifests itself in photography. To the right you can see my latest photos from flickr, and below you’ll find a link to my blog, where I often discuss my photos. When I’m not taking photos I like to spend time with my girlfriend, go on bike rides, listen to music, play computer games... the usual! So, please, enjoy my site!

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Latest from the Blog

Beitang Primary School – April 2011

So, those familiar with the blog will know about Beitang Primary School. It’s the primary school that I teach at when I’m not teaching at Aston. Chinese primary schools are very different to their western counter parts. Firstly as the left-most photo shows. There are a lot of students. A lot. Each grade has 7-8 classes. Each class has 60-70 students. And that’s “small” class-sizes. Beitang is one of the best primary schools, it’s “proud” of that class size. Anyway, there are 6 grades in primary school, so conservatively thats 6*7*60 … more than 2,500 students! My primary school (Hayes Meadow Primary School, represent!) The other two pictures also highlight differences, read on for more…

KTV – March 2011

“KTV”? Karaoke TeleVision. Well, it’s just what the Chinese call “Karaoke.” It’s a huge past-time here. Some people take it very seriously too. I, personally, can’t sing for toffee so I usually refrain. Plus the beer is usually over-priced and over-watered. Anyway, occasionally for various festivals or holidays the owner of our school, Max, invites all the employees of the school out for a meal. On this occasion, lots of baijiu was consumed so someone thought it would be a good idea to follow up the meal with a trip to a KTV bar…