Art: Join the Royal Air Force, by euclase
Title: Join the Royal Air Force
Artist: euclase
Rating: open
Pairing(s)/Character(s): Jack Harkness
Warnings: none
Spoilers: none
Why you should check out this art: One of the things that the Whoniverse has consistently done well is its recreation of the background ephemera of modern (and past and future) life. In particular, there seems to be a definite love of the propaganda poster, from the WWII-era creations we see in and around the dance hall in TW 1.12 to the "Vote Saxon" posters that have littered multiple Doctor Who and Torchwood landscapes.
euclase adds to this Whoniverse tradition by creating a propaganda poster featuring Jack. Everything from the colors to the composition to the typeface suit the era. Meanwhile, the Jack euclase presents to us is definitely recognizable as the man of conflicts we know him to be: because while his body language may be that of the proud hero, there's just a little something in his face of both uncertainty and disdain.
A first glance at euclase's poster makes you want to sign up, but a second glance suggests you might first want to get the real scoop on the service from the posterboy himself.
Artists appreciate your comments! Feel free to let them know if you liked their work.
Artist: euclase
Rating: open
Pairing(s)/Character(s): Jack Harkness
Warnings: none
Spoilers: none
Why you should check out this art: One of the things that the Whoniverse has consistently done well is its recreation of the background ephemera of modern (and past and future) life. In particular, there seems to be a definite love of the propaganda poster, from the WWII-era creations we see in and around the dance hall in TW 1.12 to the "Vote Saxon" posters that have littered multiple Doctor Who and Torchwood landscapes.
euclase adds to this Whoniverse tradition by creating a propaganda poster featuring Jack. Everything from the colors to the composition to the typeface suit the era. Meanwhile, the Jack euclase presents to us is definitely recognizable as the man of conflicts we know him to be: because while his body language may be that of the proud hero, there's just a little something in his face of both uncertainty and disdain.
A first glance at euclase's poster makes you want to sign up, but a second glance suggests you might first want to get the real scoop on the service from the posterboy himself.
Artists appreciate your comments! Feel free to let them know if you liked their work.