The fez conspiracy

[clocketpatch]

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Teasers:

The threatened fez icons. Please don't hotlink. Credit is nice.

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Comments

[thisbluespirit]

Aw. Still, you can rewatch them now. :-) And, no it isn't! I thought so in 1989, personally. (WHERE HAS MY SHOW GONE? WHY IS IT NOT ON TV?!!!)

Silver Nemesis is, of course, as you now know, not the greatest ep, but I have this fondness for it no matter what, because it was my first DW story I saw. And the thing is, whatever people say about it, I completely got how marvellous DW was from it. If it had stopped there, I'd have still been hooked on the awesomeness that is DW and Seven and Ace. So it's not great, but it's in no way as bad as people always claim. (Except for the skinheads. There is no excuse for how cringe-making they are.)

I doodle in rl, but I can't understand, or even begin to approach how anyone draws on a computer. (Draws and scans in, yes, but...? :lol:)

Oh, yes. Pyramids - and, probably Kemel in Evil. I'm sure they count. Don't all fezzes count? :-D

[clocketpatch]

Oh man, oh man, the skinheads. I think them mistaking Lady Peinforte and Richard for "social workers" was the most wtf-making part of the episode.

On MS Paint at least you just draw using the mouse and do so with the understanding that your ability to draw accurately has gone down the zero and everything you do will look like it was completed by a five year old. But I think that's part of the charm. Possibly?

You can also do the pixel-by-pixel thing on Paint but that's way too time consuming for me...

[thisbluespirit]

Hmm, yeah... I don't have the patience to play about with icons properly let alone anything else... :-D See, I get that illustrators draw etc and then scan in to edit things and so on, but that someone - in this case you - has the ability to take a mouse and come out with something that doesn't look like half a spirograph gone wrong amazes me. :-)

Yes, it's just... it never ever made sense and it doesn't even have the strange sort of appeal that the so-so-cool tea shoppe drinkers who remain unmoved when Lady P and Richard appears has. It's just bad, bad, bad. But, even though they are a murdering, villainous pair, I do like Lady Peinforte and Richard.