Roo (fan artist)
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Name: | Roo |
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Fandoms: | mostly Star Trek, also The Professionals |
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Roo is a prolific fan artist from the UK.
Roo's art appeared in print zines. She focused mostly on Star Trek but also did some work with The Professionals as well.
Roo also wrote a few poems.
This artist illustrated some very high-profile stories, such as This Deadly Innocence, or "The End of the Hurt/Comfort Syndrome" by Leslie Fish and A Lesson in Perspective by Connie Faddis.
This Roo is not the same fan as the writer at Roo's Writings.
Zine Contributions
Star Trek
- As New Wine
- Baillie Collected
- Classified Assignments
- Communicator
- Computer Playback
- Discovered In A Letterbox
- Duet
- Dyad
- Enterprise Incidents
- Enterprise Log Entries
- Horizon Newsletter
- A Human Kind of Learning
- IDIC Log
- K/S Relay
- Late for Breakfast
- Never and Always with Lighter Shades
- Nocturne
- Nome
- The Orion Incident
- Relay
- Repeat Missions
- Scandals of Shikahr
- T'hy'la
- Tomorrow is Another Day
- T'zad'u
- Where's Captain Kirk?
Other
Sample Art
Traditionally, British print zine fandom did not have the emphasis on fanart that American zines did. This means that there is less art, and as a result, less fan commentary as well.
1979
from As New Wine
from As New Wine
from As New Wine
1980
from Computer Playback #4, for the story, The Gathering, portrays McCoy's ex-wife
from Computer Playback #4, for the story, The Gathering
from the story as it appeared in K/S Relay #2, for Cooling One's Heels
from Poses
from Poses
from Where's Captain Kirk?, in the style of Gayle F
from Enterprise Log Entries #29
from Shelter
1981
from Nocturne, for the story, "The Matchmaker"
from Duet #3
from Relay #3, for the story, A Lesson in Perspective -- "The illustrations are by the excellent. Roo's suffer slightly because of the technical difficulties of printing drawings using her particular style of shading... Incidentally, I would not advise opening your copy on the train or in any other public place!" [1]
from Computer Playback #5
from Relay #3, for the story, A Lesson in Perspective
from Full Circle
from Classified Assignments #1, from The Sun Rising, portrays Kirk as Alexander the Great, a common theme due to Shatner's character in a then recent movie -- it was also the first story in a long story by Eva Stuart
from Baillie Collected, a series of stories by Valerie Piacentini about an original character named Mr. Baille, a security employee on the Enterprise
1982
1983
from Impact #1 for the story, Tiger by the Tail
from Scandals of Shikahr
1984
1994
from Dyad #14, portrays Sam Beckett from Quantum Leap
1996
from Late for Breakfast #28, by Roo: It portrays Spock and Kirk (Star Trek: TOS), Doyle and Bodie (The Professionals), Illya and Solo (The Man from U.N.C.L.E.), Q and Picard (Star Trek: TNG), Starsky and Hutch (Starsky & Hutch), Sam and Al (Quantum Leap), and in the center, Rutger Hauer and Harrison Ford (Blade Runner)
1986
from Nome #9
1998
from Discovered in a Letterbox #6, Bodie
from Discovered in a Letterbox #7, Ray Doyle
1999
from Celebrations
References
- ^ from Communicator #1
- ^ from K/S & K.S. (Kindred Spirits) #10