At the Request of my husband a very special Doctor Who Painting.
The Angel's Have the Wheat Stacks.
Edited to add a few more Tardis requests.
Two Young Girl's and a Tardis:
A Klimt Double Tardis:
And Madame de Pompadour with the Tardis:
MC Escher meet the Tardis
A very special Cthulhu Visit
Someone dared me to try a cave painting. Those are a pain in the glutes.
And a visit to the Sistine chapel:
If you missed the original glut, you can see them all here.
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Friday, August 5, 2011
Doctored Paintings
The Doctor has a habit of getting himself into the most unlikely of places so I thought why not trap him somewhere that can be preserved for ages.
Enter the Tardis in famous paintings.
Hanging out in Iowa for some reason, he forgot he parked it in front of these rather bland people's home.
No idea what that fellow's problem is but maybe he needs a bit of help.
The Doctor always had a thing for water lilies.
The Angles have the dripping clocks.
The Doctor's Diner, whose to say 9 10 and 11 don't regularly meet up at a cafe on the edge of town?
A Sunday Afternoon with Cybermen.
And you can't visit a bunch of paintings without stopping by the world's most famous.
She was smiling because Bow Ties are cool.
Edited to add Whistler's Doctor
Another challenge from Doctor Hu
Crow visits the Poker House
One more for my MSTies: "Son of Servo"
Of course the Doctor would swing by the school of athens.
My favorite Van Gogh.
There's a growing number of new paintings here as well.
Enter the Tardis in famous paintings.
Hanging out in Iowa for some reason, he forgot he parked it in front of these rather bland people's home.
No idea what that fellow's problem is but maybe he needs a bit of help.
The Doctor always had a thing for water lilies.
The Angles have the dripping clocks.
The Doctor's Diner, whose to say 9 10 and 11 don't regularly meet up at a cafe on the edge of town?
A Sunday Afternoon with Cybermen.
And you can't visit a bunch of paintings without stopping by the world's most famous.
She was smiling because Bow Ties are cool.
Edited to add Whistler's Doctor
Another challenge from Doctor Hu
Crow visits the Poker House
One more for my MSTies: "Son of Servo"
Of course the Doctor would swing by the school of athens.
My favorite Van Gogh.
There's a growing number of new paintings here as well.
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Tattooed Book Winner!
Well it's time to pick another winner, let me just get my list of names, sacrifice and head off to ask the Random Number Generator to pick a winner.
Oh great Number Generator . . . what the hell happened to you?!
Someone let you watch Big didn't they? Look we can't all grow up to tempt Tom Hanks. Anyway here's a list of names, I need you to choose two winners.
First for the winner of a signed and free copy maybe with a doodle here and there. I just think I'll look away while you "predict" blech.
One free copy with my signature and some of my high coveted finger prints goes to Monica Marier!
Okay now fortune number generator, pick for me the grand prize winner of the extremely doodled on book which are not all smudge marks I swear. You may want to ruminate on it a bit. There are a lot of names and oh you're already done. Okay then.
KKKKKKKOUBAN! You have unlocked the "collector's edition" book.
Congrats to the winners, I'll be sending the number generator gypsy around to collect your information, and for everyone else who entered thank you much.
As I know how much it sucks to enter something and not win as another way of saying thank you I do have the Kindle version of Tin Hero for only $0.99.
But if you have your heart set on a hard copy stick around, after I do some number crunching I may have another deal-o.
Thanks again everyone, and keep watching the skies!
Oh great Number Generator . . . what the hell happened to you?!
Someone let you watch Big didn't they? Look we can't all grow up to tempt Tom Hanks. Anyway here's a list of names, I need you to choose two winners.
First for the winner of a signed and free copy maybe with a doodle here and there. I just think I'll look away while you "predict" blech.
One free copy with my signature and some of my high coveted finger prints goes to Monica Marier!
Okay now fortune number generator, pick for me the grand prize winner of the extremely doodled on book which are not all smudge marks I swear. You may want to ruminate on it a bit. There are a lot of names and oh you're already done. Okay then.
KKKKKKKOUBAN! You have unlocked the "collector's edition" book.
Congrats to the winners, I'll be sending the number generator gypsy around to collect your information, and for everyone else who entered thank you much.
As I know how much it sucks to enter something and not win as another way of saying thank you I do have the Kindle version of Tin Hero for only $0.99.
But if you have your heart set on a hard copy stick around, after I do some number crunching I may have another deal-o.
Thanks again everyone, and keep watching the skies!
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Book Giveaway Final Hours
Tomorrow I shall enter all the names into my highly scientific hat and let my roomba choose two winners.
Which means you still have one more day to enter the contest to win a physical copy of my book autographed by yours truly, and possibly a few other people so you'll never really know what my signature looks like. Cursive Camouflage!
And the grand prize winner gets a fancy schmancy book covered in doodlings and other musings from me, myself, and Jedediah (he got tired of all the barn raisings).
Here's just one of the many many pictures intended for one readers eyes (only look if you really think you're going to win).
To celebrate (and because sadly you can't all be winners lest I be trying to sell bits of string on the streets) for a little while the Kindle version of Tin Hero is only $0.99. That's right, less than a hamburger dinner in 1965.
Enter early and enter often for tomorrow I choose the winners.
If you already left your name on the previous post feel free to add it again for another entry. Good luck to wherever I ship this bad boy off to.
Which means you still have one more day to enter the contest to win a physical copy of my book autographed by yours truly, and possibly a few other people so you'll never really know what my signature looks like. Cursive Camouflage!
And the grand prize winner gets a fancy schmancy book covered in doodlings and other musings from me, myself, and Jedediah (he got tired of all the barn raisings).
Here's just one of the many many pictures intended for one readers eyes (only look if you really think you're going to win).
To celebrate (and because sadly you can't all be winners lest I be trying to sell bits of string on the streets) for a little while the Kindle version of Tin Hero is only $0.99. That's right, less than a hamburger dinner in 1965.
Enter early and enter often for tomorrow I choose the winners.
If you already left your name on the previous post feel free to add it again for another entry. Good luck to wherever I ship this bad boy off to.
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
The Painter of Fright
If you are for some reason a fan of Thomas Kinkade paintings and/or setting whole cottages in rather psychedelic pastel forests on fire this is not the post for you.
Staring at another one of those color eye sores I had an epiphany on how to make any Kinkade painting better - add monsters:
Swamp Thing in Repose:
A Night At The Witches Cottage:
I swear that bridge came out of nowhere:
A Study in Vampires:
Friend Good, Creativity Bad:
Give it a try, in fact if you find yourself trapped in one of those mall kiosks that sell Kinkade paintings as well as a clown on velvet and an ink drawing of what looks like Elvis morphing into Jimi Hendrix add a few Dracula stickers and run.
ETA: The gauntlet was thrown and I had to create a Doctor Who/Dalek painting.
And Edited once more to add a special MST3K one:
Staring at another one of those color eye sores I had an epiphany on how to make any Kinkade painting better - add monsters:
Swamp Thing in Repose:
A Night At The Witches Cottage:
I swear that bridge came out of nowhere:
A Study in Vampires:
Friend Good, Creativity Bad:
Give it a try, in fact if you find yourself trapped in one of those mall kiosks that sell Kinkade paintings as well as a clown on velvet and an ink drawing of what looks like Elvis morphing into Jimi Hendrix add a few Dracula stickers and run.
ETA: The gauntlet was thrown and I had to create a Doctor Who/Dalek painting.
And Edited once more to add a special MST3K one:
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