About five years ago, I did a couple of photo-manipulations based on the Disney Two-Heart collectible pins that they once sold at Disneyland for Valentine's Day, showing what it would be like if they'd included some of my personal favorite Disney couples in the set. Recently, I decided to revisit that idea and use it with the couplings I support from their latest animated success, "Phineas and Ferb" - Candace/Jeremy, Phineas/Isabella, and Ferb/Gretchen. After finding a photo of one of the pins (the Mickey/Minnie one, to be precise) in good enough quality, I set to work doing the editing on the GIMP (since it's obviously a better tool for this kind of picture than MS Paint, which I used on my earlier photo-manipulations of the Two-Heart pins), including choosing background colors to provide good contrast with the couples' images. Finding the perfect images to use for the Candace/Jeremy and Phineas/Isabella pins was easy (they're from screenshots I took of "Backyard Aquarium" and "The Fast and the Phineas"), though in the case of Ferb/Gretchen, I used images of them from two different episodes (Ferb's is from "Thaddeus and Thor" and Gretchen's is from "Flop Starz") and edited them to make them look like they're smiling at each other (such as moving Ferb's eye pupils and having Gretchen's mouth open). Afterwards, I combined all the resulting images into this one big JPEG; it would kinda make a nice wallpaper for a small widescreen monitor. And yes, I would love it if these pins were real.
Characters and images used to make this are © Disney.