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Published: 2010-12-16 00:14:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 2869; Favourites: 119; Downloads: 0
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Here is an update for my Doctor Who 9-10-11 drawingin this scan I have worked on The portraits of the 9th Doctor (Christopher Eccleston) and the 10th Doctor (David Tennant)
The next step will be to work on the portrait of the 11th Doctor (Matt Smith)
Drawn with prismacolor color pencils, Graphite No.2 pencil with white acrylic and india ink highlights.
drawn on Strahmore colored paper
size 11" x 17"
Doctor Who and all related characters and properties )including the reference photos used) are copyrighted by The BBC
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Comments: 23
Great work. The finished piece is also amazing, but there's something wonderfully ghostlike about having one unfinished doctor in this one.
Thanks also for including media details. It's always interesting to know what the artist used to create a particular piece.
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Oh my my my! In black and white it's already amazing but with color! aaaaaaaaaaah! Awesome! 
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This is amazing! how long have you been working on it? I only use Prismacolor pencils but I don't have the patience to work on a drawing without finishing it right away, so I never put this much work into them.
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Thank You
The underdrawing took about 5 hours and coloring in the 9 and 10 doctors took about 3 hours so about 8 hours so far I still have to finish the 11th doctor
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I think it's cool like this, when i saw it i though: " 9 and 10 are done but 11 is still a work on progress"
His song is still being work out!
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Thank You
cool concept
but I do plan to finish the 11th doctor
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For sure your coloring is very good!!!
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Amazing! I'm interested in your prismacolor technique, since I've never seen it done with underdrawing before. Once you get the underdrawing done, how do you go about adding color?
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Thank You
I work in layers
once the underdrawing is done, I spray the drawing with fixative then work the colors over the top in layers untill i get the desired effect
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Thank You Shawn
You comments always mean a lot to me.
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