I used my Canon Powershot G7X Mark ii <- brilliant piece of equipment!

There are so many easter eggs in the world of Disney, but with Toy Story being an OG pixar film I had to go with them :)

For me, it has to be this whole segment from the US Office.

In this episode, Michael Scott once promised an entire classroom of kids that he would pay for their college tuition and, naturally, he can't. Watching him enter the classroom years later, with the students excited and hopeful, only to have him break the bad news, is cringingly inducing in the worst possible way.

It's not badly acted (if anything, it's too well acted), but you can palpably sense the second hand embarrassment. The awkward silence, the bewildered looks, and Michael's ridiculous attempts to soften the blow by offering them batteries. It's authentically cringeworthy in the best way imaginable. Even as a viewer of the show, I die a little inside when it gets to this episode haha

Here is mine, I used adobe illustrater to create this, Iloved messing around with the textures, Iwanted to give it a dated feel :)

Here is my stop motion video!

The portal was made using an old aluminium foil take-out container and I then used glue glitter pens to create the swirls.

My story (Ihope my video explains well) is about a cute little critter who has just landed from the portal, it makes its way to my cafe where they meet me (in my trusty pink outfit), I then introduce the critter to another fellow critter where they bond, and Ipour coffee in for my little critter and you can see a few other people enjoying my cafe.

I hope you enjoy!

I did a guide to wrestling fan art :)

The Life is Strange 2 soundtrack drops. It hits so perfectly on the game's emotional moments, the road trip atmosphere, and all of the little moments between brothers. Lone Brothers is so powerful to me—it's understated, reflective, and it gets the heart of the game right in a way that few songs ever do. It's the type of soundtrack where you can sit back and listen on a relaxing night and still get all of the feelings that the story provided.

Please see attached my video unboxing some eevee merch I got recently!

For this bounty, i have chosen to redesign the cover of Jennette McCurdy's "I'm Glad My Mom Died," because the bold, raw design of the cover is a strong reflection of the book itself but for a more introspective piece that would allow for emotional weight and vulnerability while still reflecting some of the comedy and bluntness present in the story.

My new cover emphasises a symbolic image: a miniature childhood trophy with the base cracked, sitting on a vanity and lit softly from below to illustrate the broken expectations and the fragile perfection she had to maintain. In the background, there's a faded mirror with Jennette's silhouette in it, giving an idea about identity and self-reflection.

I’ve included a work-in-progress shot to show my initial sketch and layering process. I also attached the original cover for comparison to show how I reinterpreted the tone while still honouring the core themes.

When it came to colour, I loved the original colour palette, so I touched on notes of that to help bring my cover to life. I also deliberately chose to sketch out and use the pencil tool for the book's illustrations. This was to touch on the fact that this is a biography, in some ways a diary, and there are parts of the book where McCurdy refers to handwritten letters.

Programmes used:
Pro create - to sketch out ideas and for the illustration
Adobe Illustrater - to put all the elements together and add text with 3D render
Adobe Photoshop - to create the mock up

*Grammerly plug-in used to help with grammar and spelling mistakes for the wordy bits above :)