Tony Clark Tony Clark is an artist , illustrator , and animator who ran the art department of the Doctor Who Appreciation Society in the early - 1980s . As such , he provided dozens of black - and - white illustrations for DWAS fanzines such as the official publication " TARDIS " as well as logos for the DWAS newsletter " Celestial Toyroom " and Interface , DWASocial , plus DWAS convention booklets . Clark also provided the layout for a number of DWAS yearbooks and published an art department special , the United Galactic Holidays Brochure , and A3 - size DWAS season posters for the 18th , 19th , and 20th seasons . In addition during the 1980s , he provided covers for many of the early Reeltime Pictures " Myth Makers " VHS interview tapes of Doctor Who stars . Clark was the cover artist for the Target novelisation s of " The Rescue " and " The Space Pirates " and provided interior illustrations for the " " , " " , and " " , worked on animations shown during the stage play " The Ultimate Adventure " , and helped out on the various interview and drama video recordings for " Thirty Years in the TARDIS " , as well as providing graphics for posters seen in the drama settings of the documentary . As a result of that work , he was made animation director for the title sequence of " The Antique Doctor Who Show " — one of the five - minute vignettes that preceded the repeat of " Planet of the Daleks " across six weeks in November and December 1993 . The short is available as an extra on the " Horror of Fang Rock " DVD . Clark also illustrated the covers for the script books of " " and " " , published by Titan Books . In addition , he worked on " " as a boom operator and production designer as well as providing additional model and FX animation . In 1998 , the original illustration that accompanied a " TARDIS " interview with Nicholas Courtney — completed 18 years earlier ( when Clark was 18 ) — was hung in The Maynard Arms pub in Crouch End where Clark and friends regularly drank with Courtney . The actor signed the artwork twice , as he didn ' t think his first signature was very good . The illustration was taken by the landlord of the pub a couple of years later when he left and its current whereabouts are unknown . On the classic series of " Doctor Who " , Clark helped out on the costumes for the Gods of Ragnarok for " The Greatest Show in the Galaxy " and the wax heads of the Destroyer that was blown up at the end of " Battlefield " . He also appeared on Children in Need in 2003 as a Sontaran in the Dead Ringers sketch " Dead Ringers Do Doctor Who On The Weakest Link " . In addition , Clark portrayed a Sontaran in an unbroadcast sketch for Dead Ringers . His costume was on display at the Doctor Who Experience ( London / Cardiff ) . On the " Doctor Who " media front , he has lent his photo collection for use in the classic series range of DVD photo galleries , for which he has sometimes been credited . He also played a UNIT Soldier in the Reeltime Pictures home video " Downtime " in 1995 . Clark was a Dalek in the 1998 BBC promo officially entitled " Future Generations " — although BBC publicity referred to it as " Small People " — made to mark 50 years of children ' s television on the BBC and originally shown during that year ' s Children in Need appeal . He is in the Dalek chasing the Blue Peter zoo keeper . Outside the worlds of " Doctor Who " , Clark has been an assistant at Walt Disney Films , where he worked on " Who Framed Roger Rabbit " . He subsequently went freelance in the animation industry , which has seen him involved with hundreds of projects . These have included television adverts such as the Compare The Market campaign , videos for the virtual band Gorillaz , the film version of " Lost in Space " plus the movie " Miss Potter " , and " Thomas the Tank Engine " . He latterly worked on Wes Anderson ' s forthcoming stop - motion animated feature " Isle of Dogs " . He is not to be confused with the Anthony Clark who played a Vervoid in the 1993 Children in Need special " Dimensions in Time " .