Whovian Art Mugs

I have been a fan of Doctor who since the 70s. Over the past few years i have done a series of Paintings from Space and time to pop art splat. This is part of the Pop art swirl which is using the time vortex as a base. The original paintings that these images come from are much bigger and in a Wide screen style. To use these for T shirts etc I have cropped the design and modified them from my original paintings.

Collaboration with Megan Lara! Donna Noble.

I have been a fan of Doctor who since the 70s. Over the past few years i have done a series of Paintings from Space and time to pop art splat. This is part of the Pop Art series which is based on the swirl of the time vortex. The original painting that these images come from are much bigger and in a Wide screen style. To use these for T shirts etc I have cropped the design and modified them from my original paintings.

Extermuneate...

Church in Auvers-sur-Oise, View from the Chevet- L'église d'Auvers-sur-Oise

The heartbreaking scene when the John Smith is pressured to return his human biology back so that he could be the Doctor again.

This is the iconic scene from the end of Series 2 - the Death of Rose. If this scene didn’t put tears in your eyes, you have no soul. Dimensional separation is nothing but an obstacle. If you're interested in purchasing the original 24" by 24" oil painting, please visit http://www.jephwho.com/Obstacles%20Side%20One.html

"You're tinkering with time. That's always a bad idea unless you know what you're doing." The Fourth Doctor's handwritten note to Leonardo da Vinci, as scrawled on the canvas intended for the Mona Lisa (or one of the Mona Lisas, at least) – painstakingly recreated and remastered.

This is a digital painting depicting the final moments between Clara and the Doctor before she faces the raven - her death. In this scene, Clara is trying to calm down the Doctor.

Rose & the Doctor

silhouette

Art Deco Tardis

Love Doctor Who but need something a little more subtle? This art print is perfect.

in the style of Japanese-inspired motifs, retro, vintage

The Cosmic Hobo....

Heaven Sent from Doctor Who season 9 is a masterpiece of storytelling. The visuals and directing are incredible, but the story is what shines. I'm particularly fond of the shepherd boy's tale used to illustrate the billions of years the Doctor spent in the clockwork, puzzle hell running from the veil. The metaphor - a bird sharpens its beak on a granite mountain once every 100 years or so, and the time it takes for the mountain to be worn down from the sharpening of birds beaks...is one second in eternity - has often been used in literature. James Joyce uses it, most notably, in 'A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man.'

The 10th Doctor's popularity is unquestionable. Everybody loves him. Girls love him. Guys want to be him. Clara called him the hero in the Day of the Doctor and I felt that was an appropriate title for this painting. With the War Doctor, the 10th Doctor, and the 11th Doctor in the same barn (isn't time travel fun), she remarked about the 10th being the hero - "We've got enough warriors. And any old idiot can be a hero." Of course, every version of the Doctor has been a hero, but the 10th Doctor embodied that role. He never shied away from danger, as though he never had anything to lose, and often went diving head first into it, shouting "allons-y" - the french phrase for "let's go" that he would later call a "word of consolation to the ...

I have been a fan of Doctor who since the 70s. Over the past few years i have done a series of Paintings from Space and time to pop art splat. This is part of the Pop Art series which is based on the swirl of the time vortex. The original painting that these images come from are much bigger and in a Wide screen style. To use these for T shirts etc I have cropped the design and modified them from my original paintings.

For season 11 of Doctor Who, I decided to try something new and create a movie-style poster for each episode. After watching the episode, I'd pick a movie poster and use it as inspiration. And I'd try to incorporate all the important characters and key details.

The latest installment of my series of cartoonish portraits of the Doctor.

Bubbly, fun-loving, and a first-rate maker, 13 loved her fam. What she lacked in fashion sense she more than made up in tenacity and heart.

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

Digital painting of several versions of the master from doctor who!

An inspirational quote from the doctor !

Art nouveau style artwork featuring the 11th doctor!

A Cyberman enjoying a cup of tea before the invasion.

The Dalek constructivists, artistic and architectural philosophy of 1919 Russa

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.

I have been a fan of Doctor who since the 70s. Over the past few years i have done a series of Paintings from Space and time to pop art splat. This is part of the Pop Art series which is based on the swirl of the time vortex. The original painting that these images come from are much bigger and in a Wide screen style. To use these for T shirts etc I have cropped the design and modified them from my original paintings.

Thief...

The Fourth Doctor is an incarnation of the Doctor, the protagonist of the BBC science fiction television series Doctor Who. He was portrayed by Tom Baker. Within the series' narrative, the Doctor is a centuries-old Time Lord from the planet Gallifrey

In the episode of "Vincent and the Doctor," Amy Pond surprising Van Gogh with a garden full of sunflowers, hinting that maybe he'd like to paint them. Van Gogh remarks that sunflowers are always somewhere between living and dying, half-human as they lean towards the sun. And that he finds them a bit disgusting, but a challenge. It's one of my favorite episodes of Doctor Who, in part because the story expresses mental illness in a very real way that resonates with me. But also, because I'm an artist heavily influenced by Van Gogh.

Paul McGann only played the Doctor on screen twice - for the 1996 TV movie, which was made for an American audience by the Fox Network, and a mini-episode called the 'Night of the Doctor' prior to the 50th Anniversary episode. Fox wanted to use the TV movie as a pilot to launch the show in America but it didn't do well enough and Doctor Who remained in the the dark for another nine years. However, since the TV movie, McGann has voiced the role in over 80 audio plays produced by Big Finish Productions. In addition, when you consider all of the TV episodes, audio plays, novelizations and comics, the 8th Doctor is the most prolific Doctor, having appeared in more stories than any other regeneration of the Doctor. His Doctor also had some pe...

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I have been a fan of Doctor who since the 70s. Over the past few years i have done a series of Paintings from Space and time to pop art splat. This is part of the Pop Art series which is based on the swirl of the time vortex. The original painting that these images come from are much bigger and in a Wide screen style. To use these for T shirts etc I have cropped the design and modified them from my original paintings.

Jon Pertwee was the third incarnation of the Doctor from 1970 to 1974. His first episode was also the first episode of Doctor Who in color. He dressed with frilly laces and colorful attire, which earned him the nickname of the Dandy Doctor (by the first Doctor during the 10th anniversary episode, The Three Doctors), but he was the first Doctor to really kick ass. He's often referred to by whovians as the first version of the Doctor that was something of a super hero because he knew martial arts and was more daring and adventurous than his predecessors. There's a lot of the 12th Doctor in Pertwee, or rather, a lot of the 3rd Doctor in Capaldi.