Doctor Who Fan Art

Well, well, well…some of you might know that I’m a huge Doctor Who fan. For all they didn’t know, I have proofed it with my current mixtape Silence Will Fall. I have made for all my mixes a special artwork and so I have made certainly one with a connection to Doctor Who. This brings us to this article. I have searched the web for cool Doctor Who Fan Artworks. Doctor Who has a really big and creative fanbase, so I show you only a few cool pieces of Fan Art, but I think you will like it!

www.billmudron.com

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www.plaingraffic.com

www.redbubble.com_people_magmakensuke

www.redbubble.com_people_tomtrager

www.redbubble.com_people_trulyepic

www.redbubble.com_people_zerobriant_collections_50805-doctor-who

sonicscribblings.tumblr.com

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winter-artwork.deviantart.com_gallery

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mudron.bigcartel.com

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The Art of Khameleon808

Josh Prescott alias Khameleon808 has released his new video DubWar: First Strike! Another masterpiece of the very talented editor and 3D artist. I’m pretty sure the most of you know the Apple Tree featuring The Glitch Mob. If not, relax, sit back and take your time to watch his video edits of Hollywoods high gloss cinema action scenes in perfect combination with very bold Dubstep and Glitch Hop tunes. Please enjoy all video in HD, it’s a must!

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Best of 70s-80s SciFi Poster Design Pt. 1

Well, I think you know my affectation for the design of the 1970s and ’80s, so I’ve collected some of the best Science Fiction Poster ever. This will be only the first part of a series of “Best of Poster Designs”. Other genres will follow soon as possible. I hope you like this collection so much as I do and if you know some rare Posters with this kind of style send me a mail or write a comment, so I can use it for future posts.

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UFO / S.H.A.D.O (TV Series)

The “Space Age Look” was a big thing in the 1960s and 70s. So it’s no wonder that the British television science fiction series UFO till today a huge fanbase exited. I am also a fan since my teenage days. The design of the vehicles, the fashion and the whole set design is very inspiring for me as graphic designer. So I’ve collected some nice drawings, pictures and videos to give you an overview of this amazing series.

UFO was created by Gerry Anderson and Sylvia Anderson for Grade’s ITC Entertainment company. The Andersons had previously made a number of very successful marionette-based children’s science fiction series including Stingray, Thunderbirds, and Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons. They had also made one live-action science fiction movie, Doppelgänger, also known as Journey to the Far Side of the Sun, and now felt ready to move into live-action television and aim at a more adult market. UFO was the Andersons’ first totally live-action TV series. Despite the assumption of many TV station executives, the series was not aimed at children but deliberately sought an older audience; many episodes featured adult themes such as adultery, divorce, and drug use. Most of the cast were newcomers to Century 21 although star Ed Bishop had previously worked with the Andersons as a voice actor on Captain Scarlet and The Mysterons.

UFO first aired in the UK and Canada in 1970 and in US syndication over the next two years (the shows were copyrighted in 1969). In all, 26 episodes, including the pilot, were filmed over the course of more than a year, with a five-month production break caused by the ultimate closure of the MGM-British Studios in Borehamwood, where the show was initially made.

An idiosyncrasy of the series is that the term “UFO” is pronounced as a word (“you-foh”), as suggested by the real-world originator of the term Edward J. Ruppelt, and not as the more common “you-eff-oh”. This is particularly true of the lead character, Ed Straker. Technically speaking the series title should properly be pronounced “you-foh” as well. However, the “you-foh” pronunciation was not consistently applied and some supporting characters use the now more common form. Lead actors Ed Bishop and Michael Billington died in June 2005, within five days of each other. (Source: Wikipedia)

The good news are, a UFO movie trilogy is planed, the first part will come to the movie theaters in 2012. Check this site for news and updates http://ufo-themovie.com.

More facts and infos
http://ufoseries.com
http://shadolibrary.org
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UFO_%28TV_series%29
http://www.ufo-themovie.de (German)

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Retro Futurism

Retro-futurism is a trend in the creative arts showing the influence of depictions of the future produced prior to about 1960. Characterized by a blend of old-fashioned “retro” styles with futuristic technology, retro-futurism explores the themes of tension between past and future, and between the alienating and empowering effects of technology. Primarily reflected in artistic creations and modified technologies that realize the imagined artifacts of its parallel reality, retro-futurism has also manifested in the worlds of fashion, architecture, literature and film.

Sources

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retro-futurism
http://www.retro-futurismus.de
http://davidszondy.com

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