Here you can get to know each of us a little bit better through an eccentric collection of books, films, websites, sports, alcoholic tipples and other leisure pursuits that gives TheTin its special culture.
TheTin was formed in a haze of drunken megalomania right in the middle of the dot com crash.
TheTin got real with the entrance of Wes Hinckes as Technical Director & Sajida as Studio Manager.
TheTin moves to it's spiritual home (Clerkenwell) and into the basement of a Dickensian workhouse.
We can't remember 2004...
TheTin continues to grow and relocates around the corner to Hatton Wall.
Best moment at TheTin so far? "Got to be filming Ronnie Wood in an imaginary caravan in a big green screen studio".
Favourite thing about Clerkenwell is: "It's character - it's an original London trade centre and it feels like it - The One Tun, our local, is set in Saffron Hill where Oliver Twist was located and Charles Dickens used to drink".
Favourite piece of design include: "Aston Martin DB5, Technics 1210's, my Spring copper saucepan".
Currently on the decks are: "Skatalites and J Dilla but always subject to change"
Most admired figure in digital media: Wes Hinckes.
If Tim won £10 million he'd put on the mother of all music festivals on Streatham Common, "The Stones, Primal Scream and Alabama 3 would take the headline slots”
One of Tim's favourite places in Clerkenwell is the One Tun public house:
"Dave and Caroline, the proprietors have been with us since the beginning.
Dave's Karaoke Night on Fridays is the perfect remedy to a full on week"
Reading list is Americana flavoured including: On the Road by Kerouac, In Cold Blood by Capote and A Cricket in Times Square by Selden.
Favourite film: Cyrano de Bergerac starring Gerard Depardieu.
Reading list includes: Into the Silent Land: travels in Neuropsychology by Paul Broks. Catch 22 by Joseph Heller. Emergence: The Connected Lives of Ants, Brains, Cities and Software by Steven Johnson.
Wes likes to play the guitar, sample red wine and his top tips on remaining inspired:
"Keep listening, keep looking, keep thinking, keep
learning, keep asking, keep connecting and most importantly JUST KEEP
BREATHING!"
If Sajida won £10 million she'd: "follow the sun all year round and work towards Juvenile Arthritis Awareness"
To keep inspired Sajida checks out her atlas from time to time, "trying to work out where I'd like to live out the rest of my life!"
Best moment at TheTin so far was "our first official Christmas Party fuelled by copious bottles of Veuve Clicquot"
Always attracted to strong gritty characters Elizabeth’s top Films To See Before You Die include Taxi Driver (1976), Goodfellas (1990), On the Waterfront (1954) and Raging Bull (1980).
The quote she’s taken to heart reinforces the strong character theme and is by everyone’s favourite genius Albert Einstein: "Weakness of attitude becomes weakness of character."
On a lighter note, Elizabeth’s passion is producing music, collecting vintage signage, the Lucky Strike logo and tattoos. On weekdays you’ll find her speed-cycling to and from work and if a hot summer’s day comes along you’ll find her chilling out with good cold beer.
Shaggy doesn't like to talk about himself...but we all revere him as a god.
Partial to: The color black and science fiction, particularly futurist dystopias.
Inspiration comes from: feeding his information habit by reading the New Scientist and as many newspapers and websites as possible.
Reading list includes: The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins, Martian Timeslip by Philip K Dick, Insomnia by Steven King and Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, by J K Rowling.
Favourite band: Marillion
David's favourite things include: Pinball table, Twin Peaks (David Lynch in general) and of course Elvis.
Not a big reader, Dave prefers collecting spirits over books: "I do have quite a good spirits collection that I'm trying to grow, but for some reason it keeps getting smaller?!"
"I really love a good TV detective, and am currently enjoying a fine Monk DVD box set, but always fall back to the best... Columbo."
Besides his undying love for colours, real coffee and his baseball cap Landry's a fan of DreamWorks masterpieces 'The Prince of Egypt' and 'Over the Hedge'
Props go out to Molly Holzschlag, Jeffrey Zeldman and of course, Eric A Meyer for pioneering the best practice of CSS and HTML and XHTML.
Most wonderful work of art is the Mona Lisa at Musée du Louvre... he's seen her smile!
Best day out was TheTin's trip to Newmarket races.
Jason’s passion is design – give him an interesting challenge and he’ll be happy for hours. Particularly if drawing twisted characters is involved in some way!
When the time is not right for creating, Jason can be found pounding the hell out of a drum kit, or partaking in some hardcore gaming. Wii or 360, depending on his mood.