Toby's emotional look back at the people Doctor Who has lost over the last year, and beyond.

🚨NEW YOUTUBE VIDEO🚨 A deep dive into how The Feast of Steven’s sets were laid out based on all available evidence. ☃️ Was there snow? 🚀 Were there rockets? 🐎 Why the secret cowboy? All this and more! Watch now! youtu.be/8rs_J6TJPvY?...

I can't believe it's nearly Christmas time already! 😱 A festive reminder that my art prints area available online, if you happen to have a Who fan in your life! tinyurl.com/antlambprints

🎵James Marshall's soundtrack to Obsolete is now on Spotify and other platforms!🎶 linktr.ee/ObsoleteEpis...

Feel the tension! To represent the rising panic as this poor Dalek struggles to free itself, I used an eBow and my grandad’s cigar lighter to create a metallic anxiety. Check out the new animation by @antlamb.bsky.social - Obsolete episode 1 now on YouTube! Link in bio 👍🏻

Bonus material! If you missed this yesterday, composer @jamesmarshall42.bsky.social and I had a good chat with @themindrobber.bsky.social about the development of Obsolete episode 1. Including 7 minutes of cut footage! t.co/LWwrk8pj24

Composer @jamesmarshall42.bsky.social and I chat with @themindrobber.bsky.social about episode 1 of 'OBSOLETE'. Plus over 7 minutes of cut footage. Online now! www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-jm...

I just deleted all the raw render files from Obsolete 1. 50,645 .EXR files, and 2.7tb of space cleared out. Phew! Now to fill it all up again... 😎

My god this is a masterpiece. Not only it’s visually striking but the writing is insane (I actually got emotional over a broken Dalek). Anyway, a very cool Dr Who anniversary surprise that kinda makes me wish the show would stay on hiatus longer for brilliant whovians to shine like this.

A few people have asked how they might support 'Obsolete' going forward, so I’ve opened a Ko-fi page. I’ll be working on the animation regardless, but any support will help me keep pushing the project along. ko-fi.com/antlamb

Thank you so much for all the love and positivity after the release of Obsolete episode 1. It really means a lot that my story is landing well with fandom and striking a chord with people. Happy #DoctorWhoDay

I did the music for this and am so proud to be involved. Anthony is an incredible animator and a great director. Happy Doctor Who Day!

🚨 Episode 1 of Obsolete is live in 15 minutes! 🚨 I hope you enjoy it, and have a happy #DoctorWhoDay Link below... www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOSP...

🎉Tomorrow!!🎉 OBSOLETE episode 1 goes online at 9:30am. I'm really looking forward to releasing it into the world. It's been a labour of love for the past year.

The trailer for OBSOLETE episode 1. Coming November 23rd. YouTube Link in second post!

Going live in 30 minutes!

The trailer to episode 1 of OBSOLETE goes live at 12:00 noon (GMT) tomorrow! 🤖🎥 ⏰Countdown link here - www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7O1...

An unexpected alarm... Production still from OBSOLETE episode 1. Trailer this Friday.

I've just been reminded that 59 years ago today the first episode of The Power of the Daleks was transmitted. So here's a repost of some of my renders from that story. It's one of my favourites! Shame we can't watch it. Rendered in #Blender3D

James's music is amazing. Can't wait for people to hear it!

⚡️New animation announcement⚡️ OBSOLETE episode 1 releases November 23rd. Stay tuned for more updates.

⚡ Cyberman art prints available now! ⚡ ‘A Shocking Defeat’ – Available in A4 Seven Cyber portraits – available in A5 Bundle deal – pick any 5 A5 portraits for £20 (save £10!) Link below! anthonyflamb656e.myportfolio.com/cgi

Shocking Defeat of the Daleks! ⚡️😱⚡️ Rendered in #Blender3D with post-production in Photoshop

One final Cyberman portrait today, from Revenge of the Cybermen (1975). #Blender3D

The last of this week's Cyberman portraits, from The Invasion (1968). Rendered in #Blender3D

Today's Cyberman portrait is from The Wheel in Space (1968). Rendered in #Blender3D

Today's Cyberman portrait is the Cyber Controller from The Tomb of the Cybermen (1967). Rendered in #Blender3D

Cyber portrait number 2, from The Moonbase (1967). Rendered in #Blender3D

I'll be posting a Cyberman portrait every day this week! Starting with The Tenth Planet, this is a collaboration with @themindrobber.bsky.social who did most of the sculpting work. Rendered in #Blender3D

No time to post much lately, so in an effort to keep my timeline alive, here are a couple of Cybus Cybermen, rendered in #Blender3D

The last of these three tin plate posters for Hachette. Dalek Sec and the Cult of Skaro from Army of Ghosts! #doctorwho #daleks #posterdesign

The second tin plate poster for Hachette's build-a-Dalek magazine! This one was especially fun, Genesis being a particular favourite of mine. I've always wanted to do a poster for it. #doctorwho #daleks #posterdesign

The first of several tin plate posters I made for Hachette's build-a-dalek magazine. The physical pieces include embossed areas for extra fun! I don't have one yet, otherwise I'd include a photo of the physical copy. Maybe later! #doctorwho #daleks #posterdesign

DWM's Cybermen spesh - what a thing of absolute beauty from Marcus, @senrabnala.bsky.social, @themindrobber.bsky.social, @antlamb.bsky.social, Alastair, Peri and the whole team. Does any other TV show inspire publications made not just with such talent, but with such *love*?

Cybermen incoming! I rendered lots of Cybermen for this new bookazine. Lots of writing by @0tralala.bsky.social and @themindrobber.bsky.social (who also sculpted some Cybermen!). Was really fun to work on. www.panini.co.uk/shp_gbr_en/d...

Film is Fabulous! is an organisation run by film collectors, cinema lovers and vintage television enthusiasts. It has five primary aims, designed to support private collectors in the United Kingdom, in order to preserve vulnerable film treasures Listen Podcast filmisfabulous.org.uk/cultural-sig...

New Simple Minds album 💎 Live in the City of Diamonds💎 Cover image and packshot by myself, with art direction from @stuartcrouchcreative Out 25th April! #music #jimkerr #simpleminds #albumcover #albumart #albumcoverart #cgiart #blender3d

Loved today's TV. Wallace & Gromit was brilliant, Skeleton Crew continues to offer an exciting pirate adventure, and Joy to the World was fun and emotional. Lovely seeing one of these old Dinky Toy police boxes!

lol, challenge accepted 🤣

New Art!!! ✨🥳✨ A scene from 1999's 'The Curse of the Fatal Death'! Built and rendered in #Blender

It's almost Christmas time!!! If you want some greetings cards for the fellow fan in your life I have a few exciting options in my Redbubble shop..! Link below www.redbubble.com/people/ant-l...

A personal project to give myself more architectural visualisation experience. Rendered 2023 & 2024

Rough V Final! The Blood Furnace. Obviously not much changed from the rough aside from the blood dribbles being removed for the final. Why did I do that? Should have stayed on! Maybe it didn't work as well as hoped... @bigfinish.bsky.social @sophiealdred.bsky.social

Another Rough v Final! 'Daleks: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection' v1, from October 2022. I played with a few possibilities on this one, so there are a couple of undeveloped ideas too. Might work them up one day just for fun.

A scene from the classic comic story 'Nemesis of the Daleks' rendered earlier this year. Plus a close up on the Emperor (because Bsky doesn't upload very large images) and a little studio-style render.

Someone asked for this one, so here's textless Planet of the Witches (Rough v Final) released February 2020. The stick man was built and rendered in Cinema 4D.

Rough v Final for DWM 585! Main changes / notes between rough and final were that the column of Daleks in the BG should be tighter and more distinct, and the death rays should be red as in the comic story (Liberation of the Daleks).

Some renders of the saucer seen in the background. It was a lot of work for a tiny background element, but I got to have a fun model afterwards, so totally worth it 😂

Another Rough v Final for DWM 580! Plus a bit of making-of. When I prepare a rough I like to be very scrappy, communicating key vibes without relying on extensive detail. The BG particle trails in the final were made by photographing frgments of bath bomb as they dissolved underwater (third picture)

The Fourth Doctor Adventures - Purgatory 12 (textless) from 2018. Plus the base render of the lizard character, Mang. Mang's head was sculpted in Zbrush and rendered in Cinema4D.