Fanmade Doctor Who Blu-Ray Covers: The Amy Pond collection
Yay, here’s Amy!

Her colour had to be yellow, of course. And the Crack in Time had to be there. PS, can you spot the hidden sunflowers?
Yay, here’s Amy!

Her colour had to be yellow, of course. And the Crack in Time had to be there. PS, can you spot the hidden sunflowers?
I’m worried this one is a little too similar to the Martha cover (similar colours, same positioning of Tardis/Doctor/villain) but I still like it!

Coming up next will be Amy, my fave.
A very pink cover for Martha Jones! Pink and purple just seem to suit her.

About the original Martha promo shot I used for this cover… I realised when enlarging it that she has blemishes on her skin AND THEY WEREN’T PHOTOSHOPPED OUT! So I didn’t photoshop them out either. Thank you Doctor Who photography people.
There’s some really nice Doctor Who blu-ray covers (both official and fanmade) out there at the moment, but as far as I know there’s never been any which feature the companions rather than the Doctors. So I thought I’d start making some!
Here’s Rose:

It’s just the front cover at the moment, no back or spine! But if there’s any interest (I posted this over at the Gallifrey Base fanart forum too) I might make them!

For the FIRST EVER! edition of Fourteen Favourite Shots I decided to do Avengers Endgame.
…which is in many ways a very ugly movie. I’M SORRY! But when I was screencapping it it felt like, so many scenes have this weird grey filter over them? Why?
However since I’m enhancing all the colours I suppose that doesn’t matter much.I still found it much harder than I expected to get a whole 14 shots I really loved though.
But! I do really love how the scenes on Vormir are lit. And that shot of Gamora on the top right is possibly my favourite shot of her ever – this tiny figure facing down the whole world.
I also totally love how there are two shots in here of a man staring at the woman he loves from the wrong side of a timeline.








Today Final Space fans are getting #EmmyforFinalSpace trending. Why? Because it’s a beautiful, clever, touching show and it deserves it. (It also deserves a lot less executive meddling but that’s another post.)
It’s on Netflix if you ever want to watch it! It’s really, really good, I promise. Full of happiness and sadness and romance and monsters.








This time last year the live-action version of Aladdin came out and my hopes weren’t very high. I was tired of the Disney live-action remakes and in a way I still am… except I REALLY LOVED Aladdin. In fact, oh god, I actually liked it more than the original. I’m sorry!
Hopefully I’ll catch ya in the cinema in a few years’ time for the sequel.