the United Kingdom, in October 2020 Marshall colourised a series of photos depicting Slavery in the United States during the mid nineteenth century. As of July 2021, Marshall has a portfolio of hundreds of colourised photographs. In a 2020 BBC interview he stated "My favourite part has to be the reaction I get from people seeing the finished result, especially if it's a personal family photo that somebody may have had in black and white for decades. Some people have said they had cried upon opening their emails to see the faces of people from the past come to life." For Remembrance Day 2021, Marshall released photo series depicting animals who served in the world wars. These included Simon the cat and Rip the dog who were both awarded the Dicken Medal for bravery. Other activities Marshall has a long standing interest in the British comic actor Will Hay and founded the Will Hay Appreciation Society in 2009. Marshall is a model maker and railway modeller and founded the model company Buggleskelly Station. In September 2020 Marshall's model of 'Buggleskelly Station' from the Will Hay film 'Oh, Mr Porter!' appeared in Model Rail magazine. References People from Melton Mowbray People from Rutland Graphic artists Alumni of the University of Lincoln People from Leicester Living people 1988 births 21st-century British artists English atheists People from the Borough of Melton People from Whissendine English YouTubers British digital artists People from Leicestershire People educated at Catmose College British Internet celebrities