Andy Futter

It’s such a fantastic film! Just brilliant.

It’s on the ‘watch this very soon’ list - so I’m glad to hear your positive reaction!

A black pen in a crosshatch technique and black block printing ink applied with a roller on off white paper Illustration of a woman in black standing before an open grave in a bleak cemetery. Headstones cast long shadows behind the woman. A streak of white sky above a glimpse of an estuary in the distance. The rear of a church on the far right of the illustration. The woman stands in the centre of the illustration. A gash of dark grey sky above the white, Yew tree branches overhang the church. Bleak and foreboding, haunting.

A (hopefully) more affordable one.

An unpublished rough illustration for Chapter 4 of The Woman in Black “The Funeral of Mrs Drablow”. Black pen & printing ink on Arches Aquarelle 350GSM Hot Pressed Watercolour Paper.

Image Size: 21.2 x 29.7cm
Paper Size: 28.7 x 38.2cm

£195 plus P&P

Waves in Doctor Who fan 👋🏽

A black pen in a crosshatch technique and black block printing ink applied with a roller on off white paper Illustration of a man on a bicycle. The man is stationary with his bike on an isolated country lane, he stands looking over his shoulder at a dark and foreboding sky above a flat and featureless landscape. Sunlight ahead of him casts his shadow on the road. He wears clothing from the Edwardian era, flat cap, shirt & tie, pullover, jacket and a leather bag over his shoulder. The bicycle is an old fashioned delivery bike with a wicker basket on the front, mud guards and a lamp above the handlebars. He is cycling into a bright day, away from the gloom behind him.

The Original -published- The Woman in Black illustration from chapter 7 “Mr Jerome is Afraid”.

Arthur on his bike cycling away from the worries and fear behind him.

On Arches Aquarelle 300GSM Hot Pressed Watercolour Paper.

Image size: 21.2 x 30cm
Paper size: 28.8 x 38.6cm

£350 plus P&P.

I'm currently reading Doctor Who Dracula! By Paul Magrs. 📖 🦇
#bookworm @paulmagrs.bsky.social

The 100Book Club with special guest Robin Ince 々 Monday 9th February 2026, Chapters Cafe, Keele University 6pm

I am at Keele tomorrow #adhd #autism #neurodiversity #poetry

Love this! 💕

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Oh how gorgeous!

😍 Beautiful.

Self-removing trash is ALWAYS welcome! 🤣

This is astounding. Thank you for sharing! I would like a Papier-mâché cat please.

Two sea otters float on their backs, one holding a baby and looking straight at the viewer

‘Sea Otters’
Artist: John Leigh-Pemberton
(Sea and Air Mammals, 1972)

Pride police boxes saying “I’m a safe space”

A robotic dog waving a pride flag from its tail.

Back in stock! Give them a share to help them find them happy homes.
My two most popular #DoctorWho pins of 2025 are back in stock (limited run only).

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It’s a tie-in with the Cliff Richard musical ‘Heathcliff’.

A black pen in a crosshatch technique illustration on white paper of a steam train & its carriages making its way across a flat and misty landscape. Lights at the front of the train illuminate steam and mist in the gloom. A large expanse of white and grey gloomy sky above, an evening mist is settling in for the night. Lights in the carriages. An absence of people. Gloomy and eerie.

Making my way home tomorrow. It’s been good to see my Step-Pa & help him redecorate the house but it’s time to go home & get cracking on with new work & trying to sell my Originals that I made for The Woman in Black.

This is the illustration for the chapter ‘ The Journey North’.
Available soon.

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This is difficult for me to share.

In 2020 my mum died, one of the hardest decisions I made at the time was pawning some of the jewellery she left me.

Simply to help with costs of her funeral!

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REVENGE of the CYBERMEN
The SEEDS of DOOM
GENESIS of the DALEKS
TERROR of the ZYGONS
PYRAMIDS of MARS

I do understand it.
I’m not Scottish. In fact, this is the first intimation I’ve heard of a Scots link to the phrase.

No. I think you’re right. I think the closest we get is probably Pedro Pascal - who seems to be a thoroughly decent chap!

100% same here! What a legend!

(I imagine we’re not supposed to say it as it’s not ‘canon’!) And yes - you’re so right! How much sharper and more enjoyable I find 2150AD than its TV counterpart.

I know we’re not supposed to say it, but the film is just better. The writing it so much tighter and the action just flows together almost effortlessly.

A tiny painting of pink cosmos flowers with a green watercolour background. An original art work, please note that the frame is not included. Watercolour and mixed media on white acid free artist watercolour paper. Approximately 7.5 x 7.5cm, will fit a 3 x 3 inch photo frame.

This miniature artwork of pink cosmos would make a nice little Valentine's day or Mother's day gift. You can find it in my Folksy shop for just £15.
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#Cosmos #Flowers #OriginalArt #Drawing #Watercolour #MixedMedia #Miniature #Painting #Artwork #GiftIdeas #bsnm

I am so happy to be a part of this playing the role of Bernadette in Ian Winterton’s brilliant full cast audio drama adaptation of Ramsey Campbell’s folk horror ‘The Hungry Moon’

It stars Colin Baker, Peter Davison, Jemma Moore, Louise Jameson

Producer Gareth Kavanagh

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Larry Grayson’s Generation Game. It’s all we use it for.

a cartoon of a man sitting inside of a box Alt: a cartoon of a man sitting inside of a box, with one side of it open

Hello Bluepals, we are open.

Have a wonderful trip!

Opticians tomorrow and then I’m away to the coast.

The Woman in Black originals and sketches available here on Bluesky when I get back next week.

See ya later.