Vworp! Vworrrp!
PirateIn honour of the show's return to our TV screens, and the fact that my mate Zal has given me a load of his old Doctor Who videos for free, I've done another rendition of my favourite time travelling vagrant. This time I've opted for an earlier incarnation of the Time Lord, the one played by Jon Pertwee between 1970 and 1974. Pertwee is one of my favourite 'Classic Doctors' for many reasons. When I started watching Who as a child, it was the Jon Pertwee story 'Death to the Daleks' that became my first sight of a TARDIS not piloted by Sylvester McCoy and thus my first step into the wider world of Doctor Who. What it's most about for me is Pertwee's brilliant portrayal of the Doctor-- arrogant, acid and authoritarian but at the same time compassionate, rebellious and non-conformist. And the clothes-- evil hypnotist meets pimp daddy! He's great to draw too.
The next pic is a character from my aforementioned friend Zal's own comic. I'm trying to persuade him to get a DA account so I can post a link for you all to see as it's amazing. The plot is basically to do with superheroes in a dystopian world. Jeva is a kind of cross between Nightcrawler, Hare Krishna and Beyonce, an elemental who can take posession of a human's body and transform it into her own image.
Enjoy! Next I think some Battlestar Galactica fan art. So say you all?
Devious Comments
I guess Eleventh Hour was a good modernization.
And still - Primevil gets no lovin'!
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"When I signal you to come, you come. When I signal you to charge, you charge. When I signal you to retreat, you follow me and run like hell..."
- Major Amos Charles Dundee
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"Artwork that is only about wanting to be famous will never make you famous. Fame is a by-product of doing something else. You don't go to a restaurant and order a meal because you want to have a shit."-- Banksy
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Cry, little sister - Thou shall not fall
Come to your brother - Thou shall not die
Unchain me, sister - Thou shall not fear
Love is with your brother - Thou shall not kill
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We cannot choose who we are, yet what are we but the sum of our choices?
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StrangerAtaru:
"And remember: if you were a prince, you'd have to do all sorts of things, like live indoors...sleep in a bed...WEAR CLOTHES!"
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"When I signal you to come, you come. When I signal you to charge, you charge. When I signal you to retreat, you follow me and run like hell..."
- Major Amos Charles Dundee
First of all, Humanity seems to have very little humanity left, doing absolutely anything to make sure it survives.
Secondly, the replica humans the cylons created cannot be classed as robots, as somehow they managed to make near identical organic human replicas using different organic substances. Why they would want to clone humans beats me, (the only reason I can see being for the purposes of going undetected humans, but seeing as they would be suspicious of even the humans they know, this is unlikely) as by being able to recreate a human without even cloning it means they would be close to the ability to create any creature they could want.
Why also they would not only find interest in religion, but believe it was their duty from God to exterminate all of humankind is really illogical for a species which is supposed to be primarily logical.
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