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This week's chosen artist is Adrianna Ojrzanowska from Warsaw, Poland. Adrianna is a self-taught artist and is currently studying Architecture. She does custom work as well, so if you're interested in ordering her work, send her a message on any of her social media platforms: Tumblr, DeviantArt or Facebook.
Here's a little about Adrianna:
1. When did you become an X-Phile?
I'm a relatively new member of the fandom because I started to watch it about six months ago. The X-Files is older than me, so I was a little kid during its original broadcast, later on it wasn't widely popular in my country. I was encouraged to start the series by... Tumblr, I've seen much content there and decided that I should give it a go. I fell for it immediately.
2. What is the first episode you watched?
When I was five I stumbled upon one episode but it totally creeped me out. So... it could have been any of them. Conciously I started from the pilot.
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This week's chosen artist is April Piccarreta from Arizona. April works with painting and crochet, but her primary medium is drawing. You can find April and view her work on her website and through her Tumblr, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
Here's a little about April:
1. When did you become an X-Phile?
A little over a year ago, I was working my way through all of the special features on the show Breaking Bad. I quickly noticed that Vince Gilligan was telling more stories about this show, The X-Files, than he was for Breaking Bad, so I figured I might as well see what the fuss was about. I started watching on Netflix, (I binged all 9 seasons) my first drawing I did was in the second episode and I've been absolutely obsessed ever since.
2. What is the first episode you watched?
The first episode I remember watching was 731 when it aired live back in 1995. I remember watching how calm and bored Mulder seemed while talking to Scully on the phone, staring down a bomb, a mere seconds away from being blown to bits and thinking "What kind of show IS this?"
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This week's chosen artist is Milly Packham from South West England. Milly is doing a giveaway of her X-Files typography work on Tumblr (you still have time to win!). She decided to give away her work to a fan from anywhere in the world after she reached 1,000 followers. Time is running out, she will pick a winner on August 18th. You can find Milly and her work on her Tumblr.
Here's a little bit about Milly:
1. When did you become an X-Phile?
I'm pretty much a "Baby-Phile" - I started watching The X-Files in October 2014 and became hooked immediately.
2. What is the first episode you watched?
Pilot.
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This week's chosen artist is J.J. Lendl from Pittsburgh. Lendl is the graphic designer brains behind The X-Files Poster Project on Tumblr, in which he creates a theatrical type poster for one episode each day. You can find J.J. and his work on Instagram, and you can also purchase prints of most of his posters on his website.
Here's a little bit about J.J.:
1. When did you become an X-Phile?
Probably before the term X-Phile existed! I’ve been a fan of the show since the first season, when I was only 8 years old. It was one of those rituals that you have as a child, sitting down in front of the TV to watch the show, heckling your parents to make sure the family doesn’t have any plans the night it’s on that would take you away from the TV, and if they do have plans, double checking the VCR timer is set correctly three times before your leave for the night.
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- Written by: Patricia Silva | Social Media Editor
- Category: Fan Artists
We are starting a new feature on XFN called FanArt Wednesdays! What does it consist of? Well, we're glad you asked We will choose an X-Phile artist every week and feature their work on Instagram. Furthermore, you can learn more about the artist in the short profile we will feature on the website.
The artist we chose this week is Meg Myers from Portland, Oregon. You can follow her on Twitter, Instagram and Tumblr.