Twelfth Stickers

The 12th Doctor

Oil painted portrait of the 12th Doctor Who incarnation, played by Peter Capaldi.

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

Another great illustration from renowned artist Paul Cemmick's Movie Stars Collection

Celebrating the number 12. It could be 12th place or grade, it could be a 12th birthday or anniversary? Perhaps the number twelve just has special significance for you. Either way, this retro, vintage style design is a winner!

minimalistic 12th doctor design

We all loved Peter Capaldi's salty yet sweet 12th doctor. Remember his famous catch phrase here.

No sir, all thirteen!

Digital collage made up of my previous doctor who fanarts done in a stained glass design!

Am I a good man...?

Also available with matching background.

Missy

PETER CAPALDI AS THE 12TH DOCTOR

Peter Capaldi drawing

"I thought there would be stars."

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Just make it a good one, all right?

Shakespeare Quote iconised very literally. Twelfth Night Act 2 Scene 3 'Do you think because you are virtuous, that there shall be no more cakes and ale?'.

Dude, it's an axe fight!

Here are all the iterations of the Doctor’s sonic through out the ages!

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Sports Jersey design in varsity block letters, number 12. Check our page for other numbers to make your whole team's uniforms! Your one stop shop for custom sports uniforms on TeePublic. Email me at my link, I am happy to add your team name, your players' names, customize numbers and colors. Mug, tote, laptop sleeve or phone case is a great gift for anyone whose favorite player wears the number 12. Great gift for son's 12th birthday. Great sweet 12 gift for daughter's 12th birthday. Great gift for sports fan's 12th Birthday. Sweet gift for anyone whose lucky number is 12. Great gift for 12th anniversary. Books make a great gift for a student starting 12th grade.

Lego Twelfth Doctor (Peter Capaldi)

A corner of the village of Cookham which lies on the banks of the River Thames in the north east of Berkshire, England. Here stands Holy Trinity, the village's parish church with the entrance to the churchyard flanked by half timbered cottages. The church dates from the C12th with additions being added during the C13th. Sir Stanley Spencer, the renowned artist (1891-1959) who lived in the village, set many of his paintings in the locality, the churchyard being the setting of 'The Resurrection' (1924-7). Nikon 7100

The churchyard of Holy Trinity Church in the Thameside village of Cookham in the north-east corner of Berkshire, England. Captured on a sunny but cold and breezy day in early springtime, snowdrops are scattered among the tombstones. The church dates from the C12th with additions added during the C13th. Sir Stanley Spencer, the renowned artist (1891-1959) who lived in the village, set many of his paintings in the locality, this churchyard being the setting of 'The Resurrection' (1924-7). Nikon 7100; Nikkor 18-200VR

A view of the north side and tower of Holy Trinity Church in the village of Cookham in the north east corner of Berkshire, England. The church dates from the C12th with additions added during the C13th. Sir Stanley Spencer, the renowned artist (1891-1959) who lived in the village, set many of his paintings in the locality, this churchyard being the setting of 'The Resurrection' (1924-7). This image was captured on a bright and breezy afternoon in early springtime. Nikon D7100 Nikkor 18-200

Holy Trinity Church, the parish church of Cookham in the north-east corner of Berkshire, England on the banks of the River Thames. Here it is viewed across the churchyard on a February afternoon with snowdrops scattered between the tombstones, The church dates from the C12th with additions added during the C13th. Sir Stanley Spencer, the renowned artist (1891-1959) who lived in the village, set many of his paintings in the locality, this churchyard being the setting of 'The Resurrection' (1924-7). Nikon D7100 Nikkor 18-200

Dramatic Duke Orsino quote and line art drawing

The letter "l" in red text. The twelfth letter of the English alphabet. Lambda in the Greek alphabet. Wear it by itself for a minimalist statement. It is your initial, your monogram, very minimal typography.

The 12th Cavalry is a cavalry regiment of the United States Army. After Operation Iraqi Freedom II, the 12th Cavalry Regiment underwent a major transition as elements from 2/7CAV, 1/9CAV, and 3/8CAV were reflagged and combined with the regiment to create the battalions currently in service. The 2nd Battalion, Twelfth Cavalry Regiment, as well as 2/7CAV and 1/9CAV moved to the 4th Brigade of the 1st Cavalry Division.

Shakespeare Quote iconised very literally. Twelfth Night Act 1 Scene 1 'If music be the food of love,play on'.

The Twelfth Doctor is an anomaly. We call him the 12th Doctor, but he's the 13th version of the Doctor. Also, Time Lord biology only allows them to regenerate 12 times, but he was technically the 13th regeneration. (The 10th Doctor regenerated twice and the War Doctor was a secret regeneration. The numbers are all off, but we Whovians accept it because it fits in with the Timey Whimy absurdities of the show.) The Doctor should have died of old age at the end of the 11th Doctor's run when he spent a thousand years on Trensalore. But the Time Lords intervened, using a crack in the universe from the bubble universe that they're trapped in, and granted the Doctor another regeneration cycle, which they can do because this is a show about tim...

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