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

frodesignstore.blogspot.com

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

springfieldpunx.blogspot.com

winter-artwork.deviantart.com_gallery

zerobriant.deviantart.com_gallery

mudron.bigcartel.com

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Graffiti Fine Art & The Pretty Lights

65 Graffiti artists from 13 countries got together in 2010 for the 1st Biennial International Graffiti Fine Art exhibition at the MuBE Museum in São Paulo, Brazil. The whole art event was organized by exhibition curator Binho Ribeiro and New York-based graffiti documentarist Jared Levy and finaly the amazing Soundtrack came from the Pretty Lights.

Brilliant Graffiti Art meets first class Music meets fantastic Remixes. Enjoy some of the pretty Pretty Lights remixes! Sorry for that cheap wordplay!

Pretty Lights – Hot Like Sauce [rustified remix] by zuz

Pretty Lights – Finally Moving with James Brown [remix] by zuz

Time (Pretty Lights Remix) – Pink Floyd by jakobmichon

Pretty Lights – Finally Moving (Pretty Lights Remix) by TaKoHANDz

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The Art of Sakke Soini

Sakke Soini is a freelance graphic designer and illustrator from Helsinki, Finland. His style is mostly retro futuristic with lot of glows and amazing colors. He worked for artists and lables like Nike, Ray-Ban, Marilyn Manson, Hyper Crush, Triobelisk, Tanimura Midnight, …
So wing by and visit him on the web!

Contact
Email: sakke.soini@gmail.com, Tel. +358466136018.
Studio Address: KLHQ / Sakke Soini, Eurantie 12-14, 00510 Helsinki
www.sakkesoini.com
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The Art of Sonny Kay

Sonny Kay is a visual artist/musician currently residing in Los Angeles, California. Kay was born in London, England on March 13, 1972 and raised in various locations including the UK, Barcelona (Spain), and Johannesburg (South Africa). His family relocated to Los Angeles in 1979, and to Colorado in 1987. He is the son of “Spaghetti Western” film director, Gilbert Lee Kay (aka José Briz).

In 1993, Sonny founded the independent record label Gold Standard Laboratories, known also as GSL, while attending the University of Colorado at Boulder. During that time he was a member of the hardcore punk band Angel Hair (Gravity Records). In 1996, Kay (and GSL) relocated to Berkeley, California. By this time, he was vocalist with the “futuristic” post-punk band, The VSS. Kay founded the independent music distributor, Bottlenekk Distribution, in 1996 which resulted in a rapid acceleration in releases and notoriety for GSL. The label soon became synonymous with bands such as The Locust, !!!, and The Mars Volta. Kay moved to San Diego in 2001 and to Los Angeles in 2003. Between 2003 and 2006 he was vocalist for the post-hardcore/punk band Year Future.

After GSL ceased operations in October 2007, Kay began devoting his time mostly to art and graphic design. In 2008 he became creative director of Rodriguez Lopez Productions, a record label based in Los Angeles dedicated to releasing the works of guitarist Omar Rodríguez-López and various other artists related to The Mars Volta. His photo-realistic collage art and/or graphic design has adorned album and CD sleeves for bands including Omar Rodríguez-López (for whom he’s designed well over 20 albums), The Mars Volta, RX Bandits, Red Sparowes, Thavius Beck, The Locust, Gogogo Airheart, DJ Nobody, The Glitch Mob, Female Demand, and others. In November 2010, Kay and painter Jeff Jordan presented a joint show of their work in Los Angeles, entitled Parallel Universes.

Kay was also a member of the bands Savalas (1991–1992), Subpoena the Past (1997–1999), and Optional Body (2008). He is credited with backing vocals on early releases by the San Diego grindcore band, Cattle Decapitation.

In 2007, Kay appeared in the as-yet-unreleased feature film, The Sentimental Engine Slayer, written and directed by Omar Rodriguez Lopez. Kay’s IMDB page also credits him with production design and title design for the film.
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonny_Kay

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Signalnoise – The art of James White

James White is a graphic designer from Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada. He is one of my favorite artists and inspired my own work a lot. Let me introduce him with his own words.

“I have been a creative person ever since I was old enough to hold a pencil at the age of 4. I started drawing on every scrap of paper I could find to the point where my mother couldn’t keep typewriter paper in the house without my finding and stealing it.

I never stopped drawing throughout school, and in 1995 I was accepted to the Graphic Design program at the Nova Scotia Community College in my hometown of Truro where I had formal training in all the basics of design: composition, aesthetics, form, function, typography and pre-press, all of which revolved around learning the best graphic software available, Adobe’s Photoshop and Illustrator. Upon graduation with honors, I was accepted into Interactive Technology also at the Nova Scotia Community College in 1997, where I learned to use my design skills to create websites, CDRoms, video production, 2D and 3D animation and programming.

Immediately after graduation in 1998 I was hired into the booming web industry. This was my first experience not only dealing with a team, but also working directly with clients on a project-to project basis. During my 11-year career I worked for a number of professional companies performing both web and print design, gaining experience through a wide variety of projects and clients, both large and small.”

Check out his weekly broadcast, where he talks about art, design, photoshop, illustrator, comics, metal and lot of other funny stuff. Swing by and visit him at the Signalnoise blog or follow him on Twitter and Facebook.

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