All Images

This page has all the images except for the TARDIS 2015 and WIP pages. They get their own.

The Masters console room from Planet of Fire (and later The Ultimate Foe)

A quick test unfinished render of the opening of the Blackpool and Longleat documentary. It had the camera fly in through the TARDIS kiosk and down the stairs into the exhibition.

In 2019 I started working on a project about the Doctor Who Exhibits at Blackpool and Longleat. It was going to be a virtual walkthrough of the locations. For various reasons I stepped away from the project. Here's a frame of the console they had at Blackpool.

A render of the original studio setup in 1963. This was for a magazine article and was going to be a grey scale image. So I didn't focus on any color or lighting of the set.

I was bored and started working on how the console would actually go together. Basically each of the 6 sides slides onto rails until they lock into position. Kind of like the rails that server racks use. Also this image is for a 4k monitor. So it's rather large.

Just finished this off. I am rather happy with the look of the metal surface on this one. I went for more of a gold metallic look to this instead of the flat brass look of the original prop.

I continue to play with the layout of this design (don't think I'll ever be finished). I've added in a few items from the Series 9 console room. I've written a blog entry with a breakdown on the rendering and post process I use when creating images. You can read it HERE.

The Doctors Electric guitar and portable amp. I have a few more high-res images of these in my blog post http://www.interocitor-media.com/tardis/doctor-disco/

I don't know how many of you actually remember pi? But remembering this scene from the 5 Doctors is how I remember. To the point where I actually hear the actors voice in my head when I repeat it out loud.

I saw a pattern the other day that made me want to play around with roundle design.

In 2012 I won the 'Design Your Own Sonic-Screwdriver' on the Replica Prop Forum with this design. I designed it to have a drill like look to the top end with the 4 prog 'chuck' holding the emitter. The blue center I got from looking at modern medical devices. They sure seem to love light blue. The bottom sonic-lance I went with a steampunk feel. It's also a heatsink. This sonic has 8 different colors chosen by twisting the diamond-grip part near the top.