Not quite the leopard print, but it'll have to do...
Just heard about Eleven's new TARDIS interior. Have to admit, I flailed a little. It sounds TOTALLY AWESOME. And I'm not just saying that.
Supposedly, the interior of the TARDIS will have two different levels, joined by a spiral staircase, and we'll be seeing a console room, a lab area, a sitting room, a long corridor, and "numerous other little nooks and crannies." The set is designed to be modular, so that pieces of the set can be moved around and double as other parts of the ship, when we visit other rooms inside the TARDIS.
The console room itself is a shaped like a hexagon attached to a square rather than being circular, the color theme is mostly silver and gold, and the coral finish has been replaced with marble. The roundels decorating the walls are now inverted hemispheres, and while they appear throughout the set, they do not appear on every wall. The roundels have different color schemes for each room: gold in the console room, silver, gray, and blue in the lab, and brown in the sitting room.
Here's the SAUCE. ;)
I mean, idk if it's true but that's pretty descriptive so I'm thinking it is. I'm a huge like set junkie sort of person though. I guess it comes from being an artist. Idk. I also have a thing for foley (sound effects) and like cinematography and stuff. ANYWAY, yeah, so I'm a little more excited for the new series now. =D
Supposedly, the interior of the TARDIS will have two different levels, joined by a spiral staircase, and we'll be seeing a console room, a lab area, a sitting room, a long corridor, and "numerous other little nooks and crannies." The set is designed to be modular, so that pieces of the set can be moved around and double as other parts of the ship, when we visit other rooms inside the TARDIS.
The console room itself is a shaped like a hexagon attached to a square rather than being circular, the color theme is mostly silver and gold, and the coral finish has been replaced with marble. The roundels decorating the walls are now inverted hemispheres, and while they appear throughout the set, they do not appear on every wall. The roundels have different color schemes for each room: gold in the console room, silver, gray, and blue in the lab, and brown in the sitting room.
Here's the SAUCE. ;)
I mean, idk if it's true but that's pretty descriptive so I'm thinking it is. I'm a huge like set junkie sort of person though. I guess it comes from being an artist. Idk. I also have a thing for foley (sound effects) and like cinematography and stuff. ANYWAY, yeah, so I'm a little more excited for the new series now. =D