Lord Time Pins and Buttons

Oil painted portrait of the 10th Doctor Who incarnation, played by David Tennant.

This minimalism text-based design is inspired by the bible verse Psalm 34 8. The design is inspired by praising Jesus for his glory and his love for us and his presence with us always. It is a good gift for the person you would like to evangelize or an encouraging gift to your church friends to deepen their faith.

doctor and friends, and villians OH MY!

The Doctor is the doctor regardless of the actor portraying the time lord.

weeping angels

Whovians can show off their love for Doctor Who with these Last of The Time Lords Items. A subtle nod to punk style and Whovian life.

Just make it a good one!

One of the two banners carried by Perrin's men, the other being the Red Wolfhead Banner. It was the same as that of ancient Manetheren. It was used by Perrin in Altara to distract from his real intentions. Perrin put aside it when he reached an alliance with the Seanchan.

The first incarnation of Doctor Who played by William Hartnell.

Galaxy silhouette painting of the 10th Doctor of Dr. Who! Painted with acrylic.

Dr Who Dalek Around The Christmas Tree

Oil painted portrait of the 4th Doctor Who incarnation, played by Tom Baker.

There's this short moment at the end of the two-part story Silence in the Library and Forest of the Dead. Both Donna and the Doctor have experienced deep loss. Donna lost her stuttering husband she met while in the fake reality of the library planet's hard drive. And the Doctor lost River Song, a stranger who knew his name and clearly had a heavy and major impact on his future. Donna asks the Doctor if he's alright. He responds with "I'm always alright." And Donna asks if that's time lord code for "really not alright." The Doctor asks why and Donna says in a somber tone, "Because I'm alright too." The dialogue is striking and heavy, because the implication of their shared pain is tangible in their faces even though they are saying ...

Minimalist cute little adipose

Time Lord

Digital drawing of the legendary TARDIS from Doctor Who

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Strongest Demon Lord

David Tennent as Doctor Who

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.

DOCTOR WHI POLICE BOX TYPOGRAPHY ART

13 in all her glory:)

Time Travel

In the episode, the Doctor's Wife, by Neil Gaiman, the soul of the Tardis is sucked out of the tardis and put into a woman named Idris. She's finally able to talk to the Doctor, and she says "Are you going to steal me. You have stolen me. You are stealing me. Oh! Tenses are difficult, aren’t they?"

Stained Glass Dalek

Tardis with 11th Doctor quote and bow tie

Doctor Who Quote

Vworp!

The Doctor needs to make a Pit Stop, ’cause even time traveling humanoid aliens gotta “go” sometimes.

Stained Glass Gallifreyan Window

"Find peace in the Lord with this inspiring Psalm 37:7 design. Remember to be still and patient, and trust in His plan even when things don't make sense. This design serves as a reminder to have faith and not to worry when others succeed through deceitful ways. With a calming image and powerful words, this design is perfect for anyone who seeks strength and guidance from God. Find peace in the Lord with this beautiful design featuring the Bible verse Psalm 37:7. The calming color scheme and elegant typography make it a great addition to your wardrobe or home decor.

Motivation!

Doctor Quotes - Blue

I saw an old Doctor Who game cover called "The First Adventure" from the 80s featuring the 5th doctor, and I decided 13 needed that treatment!

The original, you might say.

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.