London Trip in October/November 2011 Part 2: The Doctor Who Experience + Some wise words

*Sighs* Well, I've recently been to Haarlem to attend Nishicon 2011, and its an alright anime convention, still doesn't hold to the flame that is to the MCM/Memorabillia Con in London, which I will post up soon at the very least.

Anyways, on the last day of visiting London, I went off to go and see the Doctor Who Experience at the Olympia Centre in Kensington and made some photos along the way, and Of course I did NOT want to take photos of the Experience section but did so on the Exhibition section instead. Thankfuly enough. :-)


Well, without any further ado, Here are some photos which I've selected to put up on this Blog. :-D

The Eleven Doctors' Costumes!

The Companions

2 Tardis Console Room Sets

And 4 Alien Enemies.

Cybermen

Sontarans

The Daleks and their Creator Davros.

And the Si.......wait, what was I watching again?

And that's it for the time being, but I will post the rest up on DeviantArt for closer analysis.

But in the meantime a British commentator by the name of the SavageBroadcast (A fan of the Shadow Pulp Comics and Radio Shows in the past: "Who know what lurks in the hearts of men, The Shadow Knows!") has this to say about a Terrible Movie Reviewer by the name of Confused Matthew, who dislikes movies like Spirited Away (one of my fave animated movies) and The Lion King, Minority Report, No Country for Old Men ect....

And to that I wholy agree with Savage's Constructive Critism there. Everyone's entitled to their own opinions and likes & dislikes, however Matthew (pretty much like RJ Bandsma & Mariotehplumber & Jared Milton = Two Youtube Trolls and Copyright Nazi/Hater of Free Speech) as a reviewer doesn't seem to understand the full intention the movies he reviews bring out in the full front and wishes that people would feel the same too.
But thankfuly Savagebroadcast alongside DanielLaux42992 and others managed set things straight.

And with those words I'd say good night for now.

London Trip in October/November 2011

Sorry for not talking much. But I had been on holiday for a bit and made some new photos. :-)

So I decided to post up first few photos of my past adventures in London for the past 4 days, during Halloween.

To start off is the image of the BBC Radio Centre, which is still under refurbishment.

The recent Disney Store near Oxford Circus.

The Ritz Hotel/Restaurant.

A Line of people wanting to get their costumes for Halloween. X-D

A weird, yet amusing framework.

Hamleys Toy Store, which I only bought was an energy drink. refreshing. :-P

Picadilly Circus.

A building of Ripley's Believe it or not Museums, near the Trocaderro.

Earl's Court station on my way back from Kensington.

Convent Garden (I think it is.)

And at Forbidden Planet Megastore, a few hours after I arrived, was having a make up session there, and showing how to make an awesome Zombie make up look! *o*

A Statue of (Movie/Bay-verse) Optimus Prime at Ripley's.

And that's it for now. Hope to post up more images soon! Involving my first UK Anime Convention run & The Doctor Who Experience!

Stay Tuned! ;-)

The Magical World of Story Teller

Well, as I've said before, I'm an Audio/Radio drama/reading fan! And I've discovered a website, that is rather reminiscant to those audio books that Ladybird had brought out with the 780 Childrens Classics from the 1980s. But this is something entirely different, this is a magazine & tape series from the same era, that franchise is known as the Story Teller franchise. http://storytellerwebsite.wordpress.com/

Here's a summary to that website:

You have found the most complete and comprehensive website dedicated to Story Teller, in my mind the greatest collection of children’s stories and poems ever produced.
Here, you’ll find a complete story listings, reviews, synopses, articles,  background information on the collection, and so much more. It’s a work in progress but it aims to become the ultimate Story Teller resource online.
For this is only the beginning, and with your help this website will keep the memory of Gobbolino, Timbertwig and Grogre the Ogre alive for years to come. And who knows, it might even encourage the good people of Eaglemoss (who have bought the rights from Marshall Cavendish) to re-release the series, this time on CD …

And to that, I hope they do so in the near future, clean up the material and put them on CD or MP3 format.

Anyways, I've managed to get some new ideas so here are some new images to go and watch it from. :-)

Also  I'll be hopefuly attending the London Film & Comic Con Autumn section soon. So I hope to being in some new images soon.

A New Start on Blogspot

Well, here's my first Blogspot page! and I wanted to join in for a long while, but I wanted to bring in my new personal image and shine out and have a bit of fun as well and try and be a little satirical on bad cartoons and whatnot.

I hope to enjoy it as long as I wanted to and hope to see things go through in live.

As a way of introducing myself, I'm a fanartist, a photographer and plenty of other things like sound editing and the like. And as you look at these images, I wanted to make a good thing of life as well as having a bit of fun. So hope things go well at least. ;)