Working on Bridgerton customs again after people asked about bringing them back. I’m still working on Simon, Anthony, Lady Danbury (aka my queen forever), and () a little Newton the corgi. Once they’re all finished (which who knows when that will actually be…), they’ll be available to purchase at my Etsy.
Anthony Bridgerton (Jonathan Bailey)…and Newton!
TheBridgerton customs continue to come together. I even made Newton the Corgi out of a spare Pua the Pot Belly Pig that came with a Moana POP.
Simon Basset and Eloise Bridgerton
Yep, two more Bridgertonians for you. I have one more design to finish and then these will all go on sale at my Etsy. by tomorrow night or Friday morning.
Lady Danbury and All Bridgerton customs on sale now!
Behind the scenes of The Lazarus Experiment (Part Seven)
Excerpts from The Fact or Fiction article in DWM 519
The starting-point for the sixth episode of the third season of the 21st century series was a two-word phrase given by showrunner Russell T. Davies to first-time Doctor Who writer Stephen Greenhorn: Mad Scientist. Over the course of several drafts, in which Greenhorn’s ‘Professor Anger’ became a ‘Professor Lazarus’, it mutated into a Marvel Comics-style ‘supervillain origin’ story: “This is unashamedly Dr Octopus,” Davies told those who gathered for the episode’s tone meeting in August 2006, “a mad scientist’s experiment gone wrong.”
Fittingly, then, the story went under the working title The Madness of Professor Lazarus - but the eventual title appears to acknowledge a debt to the original BBC sci-fi thriller, The Quatermass Experiment (1953), remounted in 2005 as a live BBC Four broadcast featuring both David Tennant and Lazarus actor Mark Gatiss among its cast. That original Experiment, of course, ended with its scientist hero confronting the hideously mutating remains of a once-proud man within the Gothic environs of a magnificent London church…
Fave Five: Audiobooks with Queer Nigerian Protagonists
Fave Five: Audiobooks with Queer Nigerian Protagonists
This post is sponsored by OrangeSky Audio in honor of the publication of God’s Children Are Little Broken Things by Arinze Ifeakandu, narrated by Mirron Willis! The audiobook edition includes an exclusive introduction voiced by the author.
These nine stories of queer male intimacy brim with simmering secrecy, ecstasy, loneliness, and love in their depictions of what it means to be gay in…
This purple dress with distinctive stitching throughout the fabric was first worn by Heida Reed as Elizabeth in the 2017 third season of Poldark. It was seen again in 2020 in the first season of Netflix’sBridgerton, where it was worn by Adjoa Andoh as Lady Danbury. A heavy blue filter has been used, so the dress does not appear purple, but the heavily identifiable fabric, as well as the fringe along the neckline and sleeves make it obvious these two dresses are one in the same.
Current guesses for who the “character from the past” is in order of probability (assuming this is also the new gentleman coming to town that Nicola reffered to):
