:D Fanart: The Doctor, Martha, and the Master, meeting Rodney and Vala

[anna_luna]

This is another pic for those who requested stuff.

This time it's for trinityofone who wanted (I kidd you not) "The Doctor, Martha, and the Master, meeting Rodney and Vala as space pirates. Possibly at an alien cantina?"... Who can refuse *that*?





In the end I had them all meet at a fashionable restaurant instead of a cantina because really, it's neither the Master's not Rodney's style and the Doctor promised Martha he wouldn't take her to any more slums...

I'm really sorry that Vala looks sort of old and the Master looks like Rodney's younger brother for some reason...

I'd love to read about Martha, the Doctor and the Master... I imagine it would be filled with conversations like this:

Mar: I'm not calling you "Master"!
Mas: You call him "Doctor"!
Mar: a) He was here first. b) It's his time and relative dimension in space ride and c) it doesn't make me sound like slavery was never abolished.

I love all three of them to pieces...

Comments

[anna_luna]

:D Thank you, hon!

Actually, while it is John and Vala, the other three characters are from the British series "Doctor Who" in it's latest incarnation with David Tennant playing the Doctor and John Simm playing the Master.

Here's what they actually look like (click for larger):



And this is the coat I drew the Doctor in, it's actually from Season 2 of the New Doctor Who series.



I do think the Doctor's hair looks a lot like John's when I draw it! My mother was confused as well.

If you haven't had the chance to see the new Doctor Who, I can only recommend it! I love it!

[anna_luna]

while it is John and Vala

Ok... I *loose* at writing comments... I meant: "while it is Rodney and Vala". *Head, desk*

And I would recommend watching Doctor Who before looking at Torchwood. Doctor Who has a lighter mood and is way funnier. I like Torchwood, but I like Doctor Who even more and I think my enjoyment of Torchwood is greater *because* I saw the other series first.

[anna_luna]

Oh! Sorry for the late reply!

I color using the paintbrush, usually with radius 3 or 5. Normally I have a separate layer for the lineart which I set to multiply above the layer with the colors. That way no matter how I color I don't mess up the lineart and the color of the lineart "meshes" with the color of the bit I colored, giving it a more organic look.

Lately I have been experimenting with shadows... I set on a separate layer above the color layer with opacity 50% and blur them using the blur tool at radius 9 and opacity 25%.

Let me know if that made sense... else I could make you a little tutorial with pictures and screencaptures.