



Another design that never saw the light of day - The Mother Ship by Douglas Maxwell is its first incarnation. This design was the original version, that wasn't able to be realised but I am still very fond of it. Sliding panels in a two-dimensional world - inspired by You Tube, adverts and current trends in illustration. There was a self-operating projection screen for the main character, involving miniature versions of the characters within the play who had big space adventures in tiny.