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Original artwork by the artist. Illustrated in Deleter #4 Black Drawing Ink with Crow Quill Pen on Strathmore 9x12 Smooth Windpower Bristol Board.

A third illustration I have done featuring the First Doctor as portrayed by William Hartnell for the original series and Dr. Who as portrayed by Peter Cushing for the two colour Dalek movies in the 1960's. This one features both the Doctors and their granddaughter Susan. The original concept came from Paul Magrs who had asked me if I had done any illustrations featuring the original TARDIS crew which sparked an idea of me not only doing an illustration with the Doctor and his original companions but have them running into their big screen doppelgangers.

I like the contrast between Hartnell's slightly tetchy and somewhat irascible First Doctor compared to Cushings more amiable and slightly absentminded Dr. Who. And it's the only time in Doctor Who history we see the Doctor ever portrayed with a mustache. All the television incarnations to date are clean shaven.

I like the idea of the TARDIS accidentally slipping through a crack in the universe and falling into a parallel world where the find themselves face to face with Dr. Who and Susan.

I also like the theory of some of the books and the audio plays of the Doctor's past and future incarnations still existing in the shadows of his mind. And I like to toy with the thought of Cushing's Dr. Who being one of the many potential future incarnations that might exist in the back of the Doctor's mind.

Description
Original artwork by the artist. Illustrated in Deleter #4 Black Drawing Ink with Crow Quill Pen on Strathmore 9x12 Smooth Windpower Bristol Board.

A third illustration I have done featuring the First Doctor as portrayed by William Hartnell for the original series and Dr. Who as portrayed by Peter Cushing for the two colour Dalek movies in the 1960's. This one features both the Doctors and their granddaughter Susan. The original concept came from Paul Magrs who had asked me if I had done any illustrations featuring the original TARDIS crew which sparked an idea of me not only doing an illustration with the Doctor and his original companions but have them running into their big screen doppelgangers.

I like the contrast between Hartnell's slightly tetchy and somewhat irascible First Doctor compared to Cushings more amiable and slightly absentminded Dr. Who. And it's the only time in Doctor Who history we see the Doctor ever portrayed with a mustache. All the television incarnations to date are clean shaven.

I like the idea of the TARDIS accidentally slipping through a crack in the universe and falling into a parallel world where the find themselves face to face with Dr. Who and Susan.

I also like the theory of some of the books and the audio plays of the Doctor's past and future incarnations still existing in the shadows of his mind. And I like to toy with the thought of Cushing's Dr. Who being one of the many potential future incarnations that might exist in the back of the Doctor's mind.