NOTHING AT THE END OF THE LANE

Nothing At The End of the Lane (NATEOTL) is a process. It's a journey. It's a wild endeavour. 

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More usefully, it's a long-percolating, ever-evolving, totally bonkers paean to the BBC's beloved Doctor Who property. Existing in a discrete corner of the Who multiverse, NATEOTL seeks to explore a kind of storytelling and format that regular Who would never be able to, for a multitude of reasons.

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It's probably closest in terms of tone and content to the 1989-2005 period dubbed 'the Wilderness Years', where Who largely existed solely in ancillary media formats like novels and comic-books. There's swears in it and sometimes a bit of blood.

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While the project is still developing, even now, it has locked-in cast members (Moa Myerson as the Doctor, Zarima McDermott as companion Nick Marlowe, Tommy Blacklock as companion David Wright) and an expansive story outline and array of scripted pieces.

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The format will be a series of 10-15 minute short subjects that initially serve to establish the cast of characters and subsequently veer between 'out-there' adventures in time and space and the slow-burning unveiling of an overarching plotline.

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Music is being provided by How I Became Invisible.

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Also, Death's Head is there. 

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Below are an array of exploratory and developmental images for Nothing At the End of the Lane, devised and largely entirely designed, rendered or otherwise completed by yours truly.

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Here's a preview of the first episode: