I've been enjoying my recently acquired DVD of "Trainer" and doing lots of screen caps. I noticed I had rather a lot of them where he was smiling and couldn't resist posting a few of them.


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I thought I'd upload a drawing that I did for TMO some years ago. I had an idea to put as many references of David & his sci-fi/fantasy work (including MFU) into one image.


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And to get it off to a good start. . . A few photos of The Pretty & The Brunet (one including "The Old Man").


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Here's a snap of David gleaned from the pages of a TMO newsletter which I thought fans might like to see. It looks like he was having fun doing a little composing at the piano. Please excuse the quality of the image as, being scanned from a previously printed copy, it was made up of screen-printing dots. I've cleaned it up as well as I could.


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Following on from jantojonespost re: eyes & lips, here are a handful of screen caps that I find illustrates the same sentiment to perfection.

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I found these two images that I had captured from "My Friend The Gorilla". They fit quite well with the previous entry by mrua7


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I've been tidying up a couple of recent posts using my (fairly basic) clone tool. I think they've turned out reasonably ok so here goes. . .


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With reference to jantojones entry on 15th September, this is the magazine article explaining why David wears his medallion; often seen in MFU episodes.


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jantojonesposted some images of "Our Guys" a few days ago and a couple of David's portraits had watermarks on them. I managed to clean up one of them using my trusty "clone" tool and I'm having a go at the other one but it's quite a complex watermark and I think it might be a little too much for the simple program that I use.


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Literally! Whenever I see an image that has been printed the wrong way round, I get the urge to flip it back again.
Over in The Canteen recently, spikesgirl58 mentioned having had a referal to a Dr D Westin and illustrated the entry with "The Invisible Man" DVD Cover.


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