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 Let’s face it, 2020 needs is a bit more normal. In an effort to bring you a small slice of that, KM UK will start our annual Advent Calendar door opening from Tuesday, which is appropriately the 1st of December. It should be largely familiar to those that have been with us for a few years.
What will not be familiar will be the theme for the year. Each set of 25 images are chosen around a new subject. So what is that idea for 2020?
Somewhat in keeping with how things have been for Kathryn’s fans the past year or so, the theme will be Where’s Kathryn? Think Where’s Waldo/Wally but with images of Kathryn from various TV shows and films. See if you can spot Kathryn in each image and work out where it comes from. Don’t worry, it is not difficult in most cases.
We are just having a bit of fun and taking the opportunity to remind you have Kathryn’s body of work. Perhaps you can seek some out during the holiday period.
The Advent Calendar album in the KM UK Gallery is now available. Use the handy link on the right and the extra banner above, which will be there for the duration of season. Come back daily to see the latest image.
 Happy 4th of July to Kathryn and all KM UK’s friends in the US.
In these difficult times we have to make some changes. Unfortunately this year the banner image had to undergo a minor addition to reflect that. Obviously the last thing I’d want to do would be cover Kathryn’s beautiful face, but we all have to make sacrifices. My preferred option would be for her to lift the flag she’s already wearing sufficiently to protect herself, but… well… sadly not 
Happy 4th of July to the USA. Please be careful for the 2020-specific reas0n, and because I know, to quote the Simpsons, you like to “celebrate the independence of your nation by blowing up a small part of it.”
Normally in these annual posts, I thank smallbarbie for creating the above image. It’s part of the tradition on this site. However, this time I feel should apologise to both her and Kathryn for butchering their works of art.
Find the original version of the fan artwork above and a huge number of others in our Fan Art Gallery. If you would like to add your own piece then please contact me.
Just thought I’d throw this out there to help with all the isolating (self- or otherwise) and lockdowns that are happening around the world at the moment. It is a difficult time for a lot of people.
What about filling some of your spare time, or keep the kids busy for a while, with some fan art creation?
The KM UK Gallery has thousands of event photos, promo photos, posters and screencaps available to you for use in your own compositions. Obviously Kathryn is the main focus but Cold Case in general features a huge amount. I hear that rainbows are being used a lot of add colour to our lives. If you need any help finding something then please contact me and I will do what I can.
In the years I’ve been running this site I’ve learnt that many of you are very talented artists. We’ve showcased many pieces of work generously donated by you in the Fan Art section of the Gallery. There are well over 700 items there already. Wallpapers, banners, avatars, drawings, and even videos feature. The lovely banner above by Kareen T is a randomly selected example to illustrate this post.
Of course, if you do create something it would be great to share them with the world on our little corner of the Internet.
Tomorrow is December the 1st. Despite what all the shops, and some of your friends, might be telling you no Xmas related things should be out until December. Being a partial bah humbugger myself, I’d leave it until the 20th 
Luckily this website doesn’t reflect that. So, the KM UK Advent Calendar for 2019 opens it first door tomorrow.
As always, the 25 images are themed around a particular subject. What is it to be this year?
It is starting to get very cold in KM UK’s parts (no sniggering at the back!) so to help us keep warm we have chosen images of Kathryn wearing some form of headgear or hats.
The pictures are from a variety of sources including TV shows, films, public appearances and photoshoots. The whole gamut. Not all of them are the cosy woollen hats we could do with right now (southern hemisphere excepted), some are more like decorative flourishes.
Hopefully the mix of photos selected will remind you are Kathryn’s work over the years and cause you to revisit some you’ve not seen in a while.
The Advent Calendar album in the KM UK Gallery is now available. Use the handy link on the right and the extra banner above, which will be there for the duration of season. Come back daily to see the latest image.
 To Kathryn and all KM UK’s friends in the US, we say Happy 4th of July.
Congratulations to the USA on reaching another 4th of July. I hear you having a parade this year. Sounds like lots of fun. Can’t believe you didn’t think of doing that at some point before in the last 243 years. Perhaps throw in a firework or two. But don’t actually throw them, that’s dangerous. Keep your pets indoors too, they can get scared by all the noise.
The UK is rapidly, and by rapidly I mean mind-numbingly slowly, heading towards it own independence day. Appropriately enough, we’re trying to make it the 31st of October, aka Halloween. Wish us luck. Many of would probably try and stay with you guys instead but we understand conditions are a bit cramped at the moment.
smallbarbie‘s image always forms the centrepiece of our 4th of July post. It is just one, albeit a particular find example of, fan art created by our viewers especially for this site. Find it and many, many other in our Fan Art Gallery. If you would like to add an image please contact me.
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