lostthehat asked: For the art commentary meme, your Doctor Who Music of Time art~
Haha, something lengthy no matter how you look at it, fantastic.
Here it is, (and a real link because it’s pixelated here) for those of you not familiar!:
I had grand goals with this one, and they were largely achieved, even! I made this back in 2010 for a fanzine because I became overzealous, I guess. I have a weakness for people rocking out together, and a weakness for the Doctor, so here we are.
The first thing to note is that the background was taken from a piano arrangement of the Doctor Who theme. I have had my share of annoyances that are similar, I’m sure, to what it’s like seeing fake music everywhere for someone who can read it properly, so I knew I wanted to put real music back there.
This was my first time drawing a lot of the people in this image, and it shows in some places. Weirdly, some of the people I had drawn before turned out funky looking. I don’t know. I was on a deadline, so I could not fix some of the things I was unhappy about even five years ago. I also didn’t draw these ‘in order’ which might be surprising to some people. It was the same as my big TARDIS fashion spread in that I didn’t want there to be a clear path of either getting better or getting more impatient as you went down the line, so I shuffled the order I made them (gave myself one I was looking forward to doing or would be easy after one or two I wasn’t looking forward to so much) in order to hopefully keep up some level of consistency.
REALLY SPECIFIC CRAP AFTER THE READ MORE~
Other doodles from Gallifrey One! A weird-looking Ace, a Second Doctor, and a Tegan from Janet Fielding’s panel~
I am so in love with the Classic Who ladies, really. Every one of those ladies were just stellar this weekend, they’re all so sharp and smart and getting things done~ be still my heart~
Wendy Padbury was so charming at Gallifrey One - as always - that I just couldn’t stop doodling Zoe in my sketchbook during panels (regardless of whether Wendy was on them)!
I made this small Jamie and Zoe painting while listening to a panel featuring Wendy Padbury and Frazer Hines at Gallifrey One~ I couldn’t see them at all from my spot in the audience, so I just listened while I painted!
“How dare you!”
The Edge of Destruction - season 01 - 1964
BARBARA WRIGHT, EVERYONE
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HEY FOLKS HEADING TO GALLIFREY ONE 2015!
I missed the closeout of the art show by a single day, so I won’t be in the show this year for you to pick up the stuff I made this year for said show, but if you are still interested in getting a copy of The Yeti Book or a TARDIS Fashion Spread Poster/Banner, you can purchase one now minus the shipping cost and I’ll bring your order with me to the convention to deliver to you in person!
The links give you some more detailed info and photos of each of these items, so make sure you check those out, but the basic breakdown is:
- The Yeti Book - 33-page illustrated children’s book written and illustrated by me and starring the Second Doctor and Jamie McCrimmon. I have ten, possibly 11 copies, at US$20 each.
- Touch of TARDIS Banner - A single lineup of the TV Companions from Susan to Clara each in a specially designed TARDIS-inspired costume. 6 feet x 2.5 feet, vinyl. US$60 each. There are two of these available.
- Touch of TARDIS Poster - Semi-glossy 18 x 24 inch poster of the same lineup as the banner, just broken in half. US$25. There are also only two of these available.
Since there are limited quantities of The Yeti Book, the poster, and the banner, they’ll be going on a first come, first served basis, but if you’re interested in ordering just a regular art print, those are made to order and I can bring those to you as well. We can arrange a time for delivery once we have a convention schedule, or if you’re coming in on Thursday like I am, before the con officially starts.
Everything must be paid for in advance. I’m not setting up some kind of blackmarket print shop out of my suitcase, this is just a delivery option!
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