General thread – fan creativity
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@purofilion – I think you’ll like this one too then. From the side of the cot, generally thought to be the doctor’s name.
Cut out of Con-Tact paper in a medium-dark wood pattern.
Not sure where I’m going to stick this one yet. It’s about 17 inches wide.
After discussing the possibility of a Sci-Fi western mini-season, I thought I’d have a quick look at imaging, because I was trying to remember how to get that sepia look manually (I use GIMP which is both great, free and has a funny name, but its inbuilt tools for that kind of thing are limiting).
Anyway – not perfect, but in compiling this, I ended up wishing we could afford a time machine to actually organise this to be filmed. We could call it “The Magnificent-ish Seven”.
@phaseshift – Sorry, meant to say nice artistry. I find the sepia look difficult to achieve even with Photoshop’s filters. it never looks natural to my (admittedly untrained) eyes. Love the fonts too. What did you use?
I quite like GIMP myself. It’s only the lack of Adjustment Layers that stops me using it more often. That said, my copy is over 3 years old so they may have introduced them since.
Here’s one I did of the Sixth Doctor. I’m unsure about it though. Think it needs more colour 😉
I made . . . well . . umm . . they’re shrinky dinks. ( also known as shrink plastic or poly shrink)
There’s a US Quarter to get a sense of scale. They are about one and half inches tall.
The one on the right was colored with a regular blue Sharpie and the one on the left a metallic blue marker by Bic (their answer to a Sharpie). The color of the metallic one reminds me more of the ninth doctor’s TARDIS which wasn’t that bright blue that was used on the eleventh doctors. I actually like it better.
TARDIS in Circular Gallifreyan on a damask-syle TARDIS background.
Fan art based on the Series 8 trailer.
Do we have a candidate for our cover image for the six review?
I meant to get back to you on that but got a bit distracted by Twitter. Yes, I’m happy for it to be used so I’ve ‘squarified’ it.
I am part of a team that builds Doctor Who art projects and I recently just helped construct a Tardis vehicle for an art festival called Burning Man! Our Tardis stands about ten feet tall, it moves, spins, lights up, and makes the Tardis sound of course! People already love seeing the Tardis there, and this year we are trying to go over the top and bring the Pandorica to life! I wont spoil anything for those who dont know what the Pandorica is, but imagine a huge 8ft x 8ft cube with glowing green intricate carvings! A project this cool is only possible with support from fans of the show like you
Follow this link for all about what we want to do and how we can show our thanks!
Here’s to bringing the Pandorica to life!
@kenseavert I love Burning Man. I’ve been twice and hope to go again next year. I went in 2012 and bumped into a TARDIS. This is me, in my kilt, checking it out (have no idea what I’m doing with my sporran – looking for gifts to hand out I think – it was Olympic year so I was giving everyone gold medals and kept them there). Is that your TARDIS, or an earlier or later regeneration’s?
I applaude your efforts. That same year I also bumped into a fire breathing Dalek. A firey Pandorica could be amazing. Good luck.
I’m doing all the doctors in circular gallifreyan. I’ve done 8-12 and will be working my way backwards from here.
The images are “layered”. The actor’s name is on top of their number.
Because I only have 5 doctors done but 6 spaces, the bottom right says “the oncoming storm”
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Hello! I’m working on a cosplay of Osgood from Day of the Doctor. So far, I have the scarf, glasses and inhaler. I know where to get the rest of what I need, so I’m wondering what you guys think so far!
Meanwhile, in South Korea…
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