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This is partially for fun and partially because I need some fan art to put on my table at Animazement this year.
I'm not that happy with it, but hey. It's better than like any painting I've ever done ever. I'll probably go back and touch it up a little at some point. My favorite parts of the whole thing are the two monsters behind the TARDIS, the sky, and the interior of the TARDIS. In other words, everything that's not all that important. Pff.
I also feel like the Doctor looks a bit weird, though I can't really decide why. Hmmmmm. Also, I think the whole image is probably too dark.
Anyway, critiques welcome, as always. If I need to change something large, it probably won't get done, but small things and color/lighting tweaks I will do.
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Photoshop Elements 6 and Intuos3 tablet, approx. 5 hrs.
Doctor Who and the TARDIS © The BBC
David Tennant © His mother
Art and monsters © Me
I'm not that happy with it, but hey. It's better than like any painting I've ever done ever. I'll probably go back and touch it up a little at some point. My favorite parts of the whole thing are the two monsters behind the TARDIS, the sky, and the interior of the TARDIS. In other words, everything that's not all that important. Pff.
I also feel like the Doctor looks a bit weird, though I can't really decide why. Hmmmmm. Also, I think the whole image is probably too dark.
Anyway, critiques welcome, as always. If I need to change something large, it probably won't get done, but small things and color/lighting tweaks I will do.
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Photoshop Elements 6 and Intuos3 tablet, approx. 5 hrs.
Doctor Who and the TARDIS © The BBC
David Tennant © His mother
Art and monsters © Me
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2981x1967px 3.46 MB
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Overall, this is amazing- seriously, GREAT atmosphere- but in looking at the Doctor, his torso and legs seem a bit short. After all, David Tennant's got a great set of stems on him.
As for the light in the picture- perhaps more light from the stars and the planet/moon could help increase the contrast?
As for the light in the picture- perhaps more light from the stars and the planet/moon could help increase the contrast?