Pat Cash
| Fan | |
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| Name: | Pat Cash |
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| Type: | fan fiction writer and fan artist |
| Fandoms: | Blake's 7, Star Trek, The Sentinel, From Eroica With Love, Starsky and Hutch and Professionals |
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Pat Cash is a fan fiction writer and fan artist.
Awards
- Huggy Award (1986)
Zine Contributions
Blake's 7
5th Season | B7 Complex | Cat Tales | Discovered on a Rooftop | Dreams Inc. | Errantry | Mascarada | The Mind of a Man is a Double-Edged Sword | Mindfire | Necessities | Powerplay | Shadows Over the Land | The Sonic Screwdriver | Standard by Seven | Teo Torriatte | Time Distort | Dimensionally Transcendental | The World Turned Upside Down
From Eroica With Love
Companions in Chaos | Guns and Red Roses
The Professionals
B and D's Excellent Adventures | Chalk and Cheese | Cocktales | Everything But the Kitchen Sink | The Hols of CI5 | In the Public Interest | Other Times and Places | Pig Tails & Other Swill
The Sentinel
Star Trek
Contact Christmas | Destiny's Children | Fesarius | Gateway | Guardian | Mind Meld | Nome | Orion Quadrant | Starborne | Vault of Tomorrow
Starsky & Hutch
Dangerous Lives, Dangerous Visions
Other
Sample Art
NOTE: this is organized by the date the art appeared in a zine, which is not necessarily the date the art was created.
1979
from Orion Quadrant #1
1981
from Vault of Tomorrow #1
illo for a poem in Vault of Tomorrow #1
from Dreams Inc.
from Nome #4
from Nome #4
from Nome #4
1982
from Vault of Tomorrow #3
from Nome #5
from 5th Season #1
from B7 Complex #3
1983
from Nome #6
from 5th Season #2
from 5th Season #2
from 5th Season #2
1984
original art, portrays Kirk as Admiral
from Nome #7
with Peter Zale, from Fesarius #6
from Errantry #2
from 5th Season #3
from 5th Season #3
from 5th Season #3
from 5th Season #3
from 5th Season #3
from 5th Season #3, the original character, Damien
from 5th Season #3
from 5th Season #3, Ray Doyle fancasted as the original character, Dana Kuyler
from 5th Season #3
an illo for poem from Guardian #6
1985
from Nome #8
![from Nome #8: "It is nothing short of amazing to me how anyone can draw a portrait. How can an artist with a pen or pencil manage to capture the essence of a person in a way that a camera can only hint at? It isn‘t often that it happens, but certainly this is one of those instances. This is Spock. I want to touch the gleaming hair on his slightly wrinkled forehead. I want to gently ask what causes his huge dark eyes to look so sad. This is gorgeous and I hope there is a matching Kirk at the turn of a page. Sadly, there is not – but that doesn‘t diminish my admiration for this piece. Kirk is here in this picture – unseen – he and the love his friend holds for him is captured in Spock‘s expression. I know from the uniform Spock has recently returned from Gol, so I am able to read into this masterpiece all that is necessary." [1]](/w/images/thumb/1/18/Nome8art15.jpg/150px-Nome8art15.jpg)
from Nome #8: "It is nothing short of amazing to me how anyone can draw a portrait. How can an artist with a pen or pencil manage to capture the essence of a person in a way that a camera can only hint at? It isn‘t often that it happens, but certainly this is one of those instances. This is Spock. I want to touch the gleaming hair on his slightly wrinkled forehead. I want to gently ask what causes his huge dark eyes to look so sad. This is gorgeous and I hope there is a matching Kirk at the turn of a page. Sadly, there is not – but that doesn‘t diminish my admiration for this piece. Kirk is here in this picture – unseen – he and the love his friend holds for him is captured in Spock‘s expression. I know from the uniform Spock has recently returned from Gol, so I am able to read into this masterpiece all that is necessary." [1]
from Gateway #2
from Destiny's Children
from Destiny's Children
from Mascarada
from Mascarada
"Just Sitting Around Waiting for You" from Everything But the Kitchen Sink #1, reprinted in Chalk and Cheese #15 in 1988
1985 original art, titled "No Excellent Beauty," later used as the cover of Shadows Over the Land
cover of Mascarada
![from Nome #8: "It is nothing short of amazing to me how anyone can draw a portrait. How can an artist with a pen or pencil manage to capture the essence of a person in a way that a camera can only hint at? It isn‘t often that it happens, but certainly this is one of those instances. This is Spock. I want to touch the gleaming hair on his slightly wrinkled forehead. I want to gently ask what causes his huge dark eyes to look so sad. This is gorgeous and I hope there is a matching Kirk at the turn of a page. Sadly, there is not – but that doesn‘t diminish my admiration for this piece. Kirk is here in this picture – unseen – he and the love his friend holds for him is captured in Spock‘s expression. I know from the uniform Spock has recently returned from Gol, so I am able to read into this masterpiece all that is necessary." [1]](/wiki/File:Nome8art15.jpg)
1986
from Nome #9
from Mind Meld #3
from Cat Tales
from 5th Season #4
from 5th Season #4
from 5th Season #4
from 5th Season #4
from Teo Torriatte
1987
from Nome #10
from Cocktales
from The Sonic Screwdriver #2
from The Sonic Screwdriver #2
1988
from Chalk and Cheese #1
from Powerplay #2
from 5th Season #5
from Contact Christmas #2 (a poorly reproduced illo)
1989
from Guns and Red Roses #1
from Guns and Red Roses #1
from The Sonic Screwdriver #5
1990
from Other Times and Places #1
1991
from Other Times and Places #2
![from Chalk and Cheese #8: "Pat Cash caught Raven just right—particularly the huge eyes and pitiful look by the dust bin." [2]](/w/images/thumb/7/79/Chalk8-7.jpg/150px-Chalk8-7.jpg)
from Chalk and Cheese #8: "Pat Cash caught Raven just right—particularly the huge eyes and pitiful look by the dust bin." [2]
from The Hols of CI5
![from Chalk and Cheese #8: "Pat Cash caught Raven just right—particularly the huge eyes and pitiful look by the dust bin." [2]](/wiki/File:Chalk8-7.jpg)
1992
from Other Times and Places #3
from Other Times and Places #3
cover of Shadows Over the Land
1995
from Companions in Chaos #2 (1995)
1996
from Chalk and Cheese #15 (note the earlier creation date)
from Chalk and Cheese #15 (note the earlier creation date)
from Chalk and Cheese #15 (note the earlier creation date)
from Chalk and Cheese #15, (note the earlier creation date) reprinted from Adult Situations #1
1997
cover of A Sentinel's Guide
from Chalk and Cheese #17
from Chalk and Cheese #17
1998
from Mindfire
1999
cover of B and D's Excellent Adventures
2006
References
- ^ from The K/S Press #139
- ^ from a fan's letter of comment in Chalk and Cheese #9