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TravisTheGeek — Evil-ution by Moffat
Published: 2012-10-05 05:06:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 10005; Favourites: 243; Downloads: 121
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My tribute to the monsters created by Steven Moffat for Doctor Who. They are (from left to right): the Gas Mask Kid from "The Empty Child"/"The Doctor Dances", a Clockwork Man from "Girl In The Fireplace", a Weeping Angel from "Blink" and a few other episodes, the Vashta Nerada from "Silence In The Library"/"Forest of the Dead", and the Silence from "The Impossible Astronaut"/"Day of the Moon".UPDATE (11/19/2012): Updated the texture to give it more of the aged paper look I was going for. This is a lot closer to what I was going for, hope you still like it, too.
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Some of these monsters are intriguing, but oy there are so many seasons to go through on Netflix...
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For what it's worth, Doctor Who is one of those shows that you tend to burn through a lot faster then you'd expect. Real "binge watch" material.
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Moffat is pretty dark and creepy, is he inspired by horror or something? The Empty Child is one of my favorite episodes.
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That gas mask kid will always be the creepiest villain of Doctor Who
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it is my firm belief that Steven Moffat is an evil genius
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I think you may be onto something.
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WEEPING ANGELS ARE MY FAVORITE (i am one of them)
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0_0 Must ...
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-_- Blink-
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The minute you get this printed on a t-shirt I want one!
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Thanks! Ah, maybe one day....
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fear of children, fear of clocks ticking, fear of statues, fear of shadows( as a result of a fear of the little floaty bits in sunlight), fear of my own memory.
Okay Moffat.....are you done making me terrified of EVERYTHING?
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I could not have said it better! Seriously, watching Dr. Who -- now everything is scary!
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and now I'm creeped out by rhyming couplets
seriously....the Name of the Doctor was weird.
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*Flails* That's just amazeballs~ I need to go cry in a corner due to the feels this gave me, but seriously, amazeballs.
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This is awesome. But, why doesn't the Empty Child have the scars on his hand?
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This is great, you should consider offering it as a shirt through a site like red bubble it's a great design and they are some of the more popular monsters from the show so it would sell well.
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Thanks! I actually do plan on selling prints of this when I start working conventions in the spring. I hadn't really considered shirts. I may have to look into that.
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Prints are popular but doctor who shirts seem to be a really big thing as there's a lot of the teenage fans who like shirts especially the cute or funny ones. I recently went to the doctor who symphonic spectacular and 4 out of 5 people wearing doctor who shirts were wearing fan art designs rather than the official shirts.
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I LOVE IT. these are basically my favorite monsters everrr.
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Thanks. That would be cool.
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Looks more like the beginnings of a Doctor Who baddy Abbey Road. You could call it Baddy Road.
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Ha! I actually considered that at one point. While coloring it, I considered swapping out the background for a picture of the road. lol I like your title, too.
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You really should go with gut instinct, somethings just need to be done.
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... all of which made me crawl in a corner to hide and cry. Though I guess that's what he was aiming for.
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One thing I love about the new series is the Moffat Monsters. They're capable of terrifying kids and adults alike, whereas the campy monsters of the old series were only just enough to frighten kids. With the possible exception of the Daleks, who utilize the Refuge in Audacity trope in exterminating all their enemies.
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I wouldn't write off the classics entirely, but it does help that the monsters aren't made of tinfoil and bubble wrap anymore. lol
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It's not so much what they're made of. The spider props in Jon Pertwee's last story still made me squeamish because of the concept. Sure, Shelob wasn't as impressive as Peter Jackson's version, but the idea of humans being ruled by giant spiders is still enough to send a shiver down my spine. And that's the strength of the Moffat Monsters. Shadows that melt flesh? Statues that kill you if you blink? Memory proof monsters that have been manipulating your entire history just so some strange woman with an eye patch can pursue an unexplained vendetta against a madman with a box? Now that's creepy.
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So true. No technology can ever replace good character and story.
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hoho, he's gonna rig up one of the most infamous and well known monsters from the classics, Zygon soon or later.
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That would be real cool.
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Indeed! Imagine taking them both on at the same time. You can't look away from either of them!
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O.O
OMG.....
*scared pantless
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Imagine a cross-breed.
A statue that kills you as soon as you forget about it.
Now THAT is a Lonely Assassin.
Silent Angel: Yay, I just made a new friend, we'll play together and stay friends forever.
friend walks away.
S A: Wait, I thought we were gonna play together?
Friend: Where did you come from? Do I know you?
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