#* ( donna ) — visuals !

[nukbody]

Resident lover reminded me of my true priority in life which is pulling milfs

[introspect-la]

FRAGMENTS FROM A VISUAL JOURNAL (16 NOVEMBER, 1977-12:00PM) BY DONNA LEE PHILLIPS (1977)

[catabasis]

Nothing. At the edge of creation. Absolute nothingness. [...] I've never been this far out. To stand here like this. Physically. Unprotected. Right on the edge. No one ever has. Not ever. Till us.

Doctor Who: Wild Blue Yonder (2023)

[tsnbrainrot]

i've been binging ten's series (for the hundredth time) and losing my mind (again) over the doctor and donna's matching outfits

the doctordonna !!!!!!!!!!!

[nat-20s]

Louise Page (main costume designer for all of David Tennant's original Doctor Who run) really fucking popped OFF with Donna's designs. Putting her in a pinstripe suit to visually mirror The Doctor in Partners in Crime. Putting her in a long brown jacket to visually mirror The Doctor in Journey's End. Making her primary outfit color purple both because it's cute and because it ties in with both her name being Noble and becoming a time Lord. The fucking ADORABLE Planet of the Ood jacket. Her lil flapper dress. Giving her sneakers with almost every fit regardless of how formal it is. Her hoop earrings that she's wearing TO THIS DAY. God everyone say thank you Louise Page!!

[neos-schlond-poofa]

i need them all in ways concerning to feminism anyways happy women’s day and month!! i love women

(art by @expiredsoda)

[shadowcaststudio]

So I'm on of those people who enjoys a good "art style challenge" videos. Looking through a lot of different "styles" of art, I've noticed a sort of spectrum that slides between two points.

Stylization and Rendering.

I've made this handy blob to to visualize this spectrum.

Stylization to me is the design of something using shape language, proportions, details vs simplicity, and exaggeration or lack thereof. It slides between Semi Realism: being more based on reality, Semi Abstract : based more on shape and exaggeration, and Stylized: having a basis in reality but takes artistic liberties to emphasize on certain aspects/feelings.

Rendering to me is the application of form or lack of on a design. Lighting (shade, highlights, rim light), textures, patterns, and lines (there or not). Leaning more graphic or more form based.

No or Low Rendering leans into being graphic. Stylized being some lighting to get an idea of form but not too much to clutter the scene or slow down production. Hight Render leaning on form.

Here are some examples of how different visual stories fit on the scale.

Here you can have stylized character designs with different scales of rendering. Stylization is mostly seen in Japanese Anime and those inspired by Disney.

Same with Semi Abstract designs with different rendering styles. Semi Abstract comes from the UPA shorts from the 50s that really pushed into exaggerated shape language.

Semi Realistic designs can change with how you render them. Semi Realism is based more on reality.

Works the other way around with Rendering.

You can have the same amount of rendering but take in a story way different with how a character is designed. Most high rendering is seen in high budget 3D animated features because it would take forever to ask an artist to render this much detail at 24 frames per second. And we already torture animators as is.

Gradient rendering is seen mostly in webcomics, Korean comics, and illustrated books. Though with Klaus we are starting to see it more in animation.

Cel Shading is most common in 2D animated series and movies. Gives it more form and gets the point across.

Low or No Rendering becomes more graphic and emphasizes on color and design.

I will use Donna from my comic Legend Catcher as an example.

Same design, different ways to render.

Same amount of rendering, different ways to stylize.

This was just some things to think about when looking at and creating art.

If you wanna check out the process in how I drew all these, check out my Ko-Fi for the video at https://www.ko-fi.com/tessshadowcast

Just some fun thoughts I had. If there are other points to make, let me know!

[mixedbag-o-beans]

Do the Noble-Temples have a spare bedroom? Or do you think that first night The Doctor just crawled in between Shaun and Donna like a little kid that had a nightmare? Which obviously led to a much larger conversation about Boundaries™️

[doctor-who-dvd]

Made this a couple of months ago and for some reason never posted it? Even though it's probably my favorite doctor who fanart I've made???

(that's me stepping out of the tards btw, if anyone was wondering what I look like)

[toothy-crow]

[baddingtonbitch]

Gwyneth Paltrow as Estella in Great Expectations (1998)

Costume design by Judianna Makovsky

Estella's wardrobe consisted almost entirely of pieces by Donna Karan

[blush-and-books]

donna and harvey's perceived power dynamic vs their actual power dynamic is very special to me. harvey's desk and donna's desk are specifically configured so that he can look out of his office and see her in full view whenever he wants, having the masculine power of "the look" over his beautiful secretary. people perceive this as him having power over her; he looks upon her and she faces away, complicit to it. HOWEVER. if he has the power to look, then she has the power to listen. not only does donna know every person who is in and out of that office, but she canonically hears every single conversation in intimate detail. her power over him is through knowledge and transparency.

[fucciwilliams]

[mariocki]

Una lucertola con la pelle di donna (A Lizard in a Woman's Skin, 1971)

"You dream of having an affair with this woman who lives next door. To you, that woman represents sin, moral degradation. The house next door is a symbol of vice. From what you've told me, Mrs. Durer is not exactly respectable."

"No... she certainly is not."

[captainpirateface]

EVERYTHING'S A DRUM!!!!

[riversofmars]

You know I'm right!

Absolutely obsessed with the episode, it was sooooo good!