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originally posted on my sketchblog in february 07:
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Turning anything into a baby, makes it cuter... right? This baby Dalek is for Karen, who got the entire office hooked on the new Doctor Who.

I don't think this piece was completely successful. Instead of looking like a super-deformed Dalek, it kind of just looks like a misdrawn Dalek. What do you think?

Anyways, it's colored gold, as per the most recent incarnation of the Daleks. A semi-significant art note, for anyone interested in the details--this is the first sketch I've posted where I've completely left the line art in black. If you go back and look at previous sketches, in each one almost all of the outlines are in color. Even most spots where the lines appear to be black, a closer look will reveal that it's usually a very dark grey, brown, or blue. The purpose of this is to "soften" up the sketch--excessive amounts of black sketch lines can look very harsh. However, harshness, I thought, would go well with a Dalek.

I always thought the Daleks were kind of silly, I mean one arm is a toilet plunger, and the other arm is a cake mixer. What's scary about that? And then I started thinking about it while I was drawing this... one arm is a toilet plunger and the other is a cake mixer. Do not, I repeat: DO NOT, eat an unidentified cake, if Daleks are known to be within the area!

Description
originally posted on my sketchblog in february 07:
[link]

Turning anything into a baby, makes it cuter... right? This baby Dalek is for Karen, who got the entire office hooked on the new Doctor Who.

I don't think this piece was completely successful. Instead of looking like a super-deformed Dalek, it kind of just looks like a misdrawn Dalek. What do you think?

Anyways, it's colored gold, as per the most recent incarnation of the Daleks. A semi-significant art note, for anyone interested in the details--this is the first sketch I've posted where I've completely left the line art in black. If you go back and look at previous sketches, in each one almost all of the outlines are in color. Even most spots where the lines appear to be black, a closer look will reveal that it's usually a very dark grey, brown, or blue. The purpose of this is to "soften" up the sketch--excessive amounts of black sketch lines can look very harsh. However, harshness, I thought, would go well with a Dalek.

I always thought the Daleks were kind of silly, I mean one arm is a toilet plunger, and the other arm is a cake mixer. What's scary about that? And then I started thinking about it while I was drawing this... one arm is a toilet plunger and the other is a cake mixer. Do not, I repeat: DO NOT, eat an unidentified cake, if Daleks are known to be within the area!