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Geekcetera: The Doctor Who Rembrandt
This painting represents a very special labor of love that the chief geeks at Geekcetera.net have been scheming on for a few years now. For the past few years Bunny and Everett wanted to commission a series of oil paintings of themselves, and friends, except painted into various historically significant works of art. Egomaniacal? Absolutely. Cool idea? Completely. As it turns out, though, getting this done isn’t quite as simple as it sounds. Also, it doesn’t sound all that simple.
After finding a brilliant painter to make a few of their insane dreams come true, Bunny had another crazy idea. What if we could do the same thing, but with characters from our favorite shows and movies?
The team immediately went to work, sourcing the right images and creating a series of composites and figure studies for the painter. Hundreds of hours and a dozen drafts later, the first of the 2012 Geekcetera.net painting series is ready for your viewing pleasure:
Sorry about the watermark. You know how it goes.
This painting is based on Rembrandt’s “The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp” featuring most of the major cast members of the last 6 Doctor Who series. The actual painting is over 3 feet wide, and two feet tall, and to say that it is stunning is an understatement.
I’m an oil painting now. Oil paintings are cool.
No one cares about poor old Mickey…
When the painter dropped it off, we all stood around the office in a mixture of silence and intermittent high fives. It is just beautiful. We have several more in the works, including a very cool Firefly inspired work, and several other works you know and love.
Sorry Martha and Donna… Except not you, Martha.
To celebrate, we’re releasing a limited edition run of one hundred 12” x 15” prints on a beautiful 9pt matte cardstock. Each is hand numbered,and suitable for framed or unframed display. Once these are gone, they are gone.
You’ll totally forget about The Silence when you aren’t looking at this.
We plan another run later this month, including a full scale print of the original. At only $19.99, we expect these to be gone within a day or two, so order now if you want one! Order this, plus any 2 items from geekcetera.net and get free shipping on your whole order, while these supplies last. Click here to order at Geekcetera.net.
What do you think? Did we nail it?
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Posted on Neil’s journal, but he does not attribute who the creator of the poster/image is - so if it is you, please let me know. Neil also posted his previous New Years wishes, which are perfect rules to live for 2012.
Dalek Jellies on Flickr.
Don’t ask them to use the Wi-Fi
Awesome old photo of the day.
The Mundaneum, an institution created in 1910 by Paul Otlet and Henri La Fontaine, aimed to gather together all the world’s knowledge. An Archive with more than 12 million index cards, some consider it a forerunner of the internet. Otlet dreamt that one day all the information he collected could be accessed by people from the comfort of their own homes. (Wikipedia)
Ken Jennings, how did you manage to leave this out of Brainiac?
(via npr)
