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Charismatic, fun-loving, and kind. 15 made an immediate impression.

Child-like and fun. 11 was a man who loved bow ties, fezzes, and solving mysteries - a self-described "madman in a box."

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Somehow I’m not sure if this is an epic crossover or just a serious amount of inter-fandom confusion…but whatever it is, it’s now on a t-shirt!!

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At the end of 2015 and early 2016, I started this series of Doctor Who paintings that I'm calling the 'Doctor of the Universe' series. Each painting is 18" by 24", oil on canvas. Each original paining is $690. To purchase the originals, please visit www.jephwho.com.

Somehow I’m not sure if this is an epic crossover or just a serious amount of inter-fandom confusion…but whatever it is, it’s now on a t-shirt!!

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At the end of 2015 and early 2016, I started this series of Doctor Who paintings that I'm calling the 'Doctor of the Universe' series. Each painting is 18" by 24", oil on canvas. Each original paining is $690. To purchase the originals, please visit www.jephwho.com.

Show your endorsement of River Song in the 2020 election with this fun Doctor Who fan design.

hand painted design of the Doctor, Dr Who. Done in acrylic with a style resembling ink wash or watercolor. Fun fan art of classic British tv.

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Digital drawing of Donna from Doctor Who does as part of the show's 60th anniversary!

I wear a fez now. Fezzes are cool. A bright red fez perfect for any Doctor Who fan!

At the end of 2015 and early 2016, I started this series of Doctor Who paintings that I'm calling the 'Doctor of the Universe' series. Each painting is 18" by 24", oil on canvas. Each original paining is $690. To purchase the originals, please visit www.jephwho.com.

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Rory Williams was such an awkward character at the beginning of Series 5, but by the end, I wanted to be him, the Last Centurion - the man willing to defend his love whatever the cost, even if it meant guarding her living tomb for 2,000 years.

This is one of my favorite paintings, partly because you don’t have to be a Whovian to appreciate the Victorian portrait of Jenny Flint, a super hero member of the Paternoster Gang. I got the inspiration from a scene in which Jenny was posing for Madame Vastra (Jenny’s wife) who stood at an easel, appearing to paint. Much to Jenny’s dismay, Madame Vastra was actually working on a case instead of painting. I decided that Jenny’s pose shouldn’t go to waste, so I gave her the painting that she deserves. Also, Jenny kicks ass. I freaking love her.

I have mixed feelings about Danny and Clara’s relationship. I feel like it never developed fully enough on screen. That was my own disappointment with Series 8. Their love story was mostly in bits and mostly off-screen. Still, I liked this image enough to paint it. If you're interested in purchasing the original oil painting, please visit http://www.jephwho.com/Clara%20and%20Danny.html

This was a great scene in Season 9 of Doctor Who when we finally learned why the Doctor has the face of a person he saved long ago. (Peter Capaldi first appeared in Doctor Who in Season 4 during the Fires of Pompeii.) Later in that episode, the Doctor says something that I found particularly apt: "But you see, that's the trouble with viewing reality through technology - it's all too easy to feed in a new reality." I've watched 'The Girl Who Died' a half dozen times in the week after it aired, which isn't unusual for me after every new episode. This quote from the Doctor after they defeated the Mire has been echoing between me ears. Rattling about like pebbles in a dryer. Pretty much sums up the Internet, Facebook, Twitter, and all ...

This is my tribute to Amy and the Doctor. I love their best-friend relationship, as it reminds me of the dynamic I’ve had with my best friend. As you can see, I tried to fit as many references to moments within Amy’s tenure in the Tardis as possible. If you're interested in purchasing the original oil painting, please visit http://www.jephwho.com/Faery%20Tales.html

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Rigsy is a character loosely based on Banksy, the famous anonymous graffiti artist. After Clara died in the Season 9 episode, Face the Raven, one of the final scenes was Rigsy walking away from this floral tribute to Clara on the abandoned Tardis, which had been left behind when the Doctor was teleported against his will. The second I saw it, I knew I was going to paint it...because I had to have it on my wall. Now you can have it on your wall.

She was smart. She was strong. She was too often overlooked by the Doctor.

Celebrate the book that offers the definitive history of the American Doctor Who fan experience!

The girl and boy who waited stuck together to the end.

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Look at the eyebrows! These are attack eyebrows. You could take bottle tops off with these! Original inspiration by James Ferguson (Darkinc1).

This painting was commissioned by my cousin, who lives in the Vegas area. He's a lawyer and also obsessed with Doctor Who. He wanted a western-themed Doctor Who painting to hang in his office. I thought this image portrayed exactly what he wanted. If you're interested in commissioning a painting, please visit www.jephwho.com.

I like Nardole. Some people don't, and that's okay. I'm a fan though.

Easily one of the best speeches in Doctor Who.