The phrase "his glitch" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a small problem or mistake that someone has made. For example, "He was embarrassed when his glitch was revealed to the rest of the group."
Along with his collaborator, Dorita, he brought his glitch brain to the needle.
Phillip Stearns has already produced a range of glitch blankets with his Glitch Textiles project.
In Berlin, Nukeme was recently selling his Glitch Embroidery at the Yami-ichi internet black market, an IRL bazaar for internet kitsch.
But, as with many things, the digital-physical divide has been breached, this time by glitch artist Phillip Stearns with his Glitch Textiles project.
Asendorf has been cropping up a lot lately, with his GIF Market and his glitch art, and as an artist working in the digital art world, he understands the importance of image file formats.
But Amerika has explored many different styles in his career and currently has an exhibition of some of his glitch art on at the Furtherfield Gallery in London, which are part of his Museum of Glitch Aesthetics (2012) project.
And when the President of the United States has to stand in the briefing room, apologize for "fumbling" the rollout of the most significant piece of reform legislation in nearly half a century, promise "patches" to his "glitches," and ruminate about the "systematic problem" of federal "information technology procurement," that level of trust, chronically thin, simply dissolves.
But Odi, with his glitching memory, is considered too outdated and needs to be replaced.
The fact that Michel Hazanavicius and his historical glitch, "The Artist," won in both categories instead, along with his high-gloss star Jean Dujardin, for Best Actor, is regrettable.
(Ratliff) NOSAJ THING Among the calmer characters coming out of Los Angeles's fertile post-hip-hop underground, this producer balances thrust and reserve in his ambient glitch music.
But the movie ultimately belongs to Mr. Paxton, whose Dad, but for his psychotic glitch, might pass as an ideally devoted working-class Texan father of two.
