Drwhoshirts Tank Tops

Pictionary Picture puzzle. Day-vid ten ants.

A living TARDIS!

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As if by magic, The Doctor appeared... Two of my favourite programmes when growing up - Mr. Benn and Doctor Who combined!

A perfect gift for that special person in your life to tell them you think they're awesome 24 hours a day and seven days a week. Great gift for a kid, niece, nephew, son, daughter, or grandchild.

Bad Wolf was a message scattered in space and time to tempt Rose back to the Game Station to save the Doctor. Later the phrase 'Bad Wolf' became a warning, the TARDIS translated every word to Bad Wolf letting the Doctor know that the universe was in danger.

A stylised homage to the Doctor Who TARDIS public telephone / pull to open hatch. This one follows the revised typography and wording of the 2010 Matt Smith, Peter Capaldi incarnations under Stephen Moffat which referenced the origal designs.

Wibbly Wobbly Timey Wimey Doctor Who Tardis traveling though time and space with the Doctor's infamous explanation for what makes time travel possible.

The doctor is in, but the question is; when?

A stylised homage to the Doctor Who Cybermen face masks through the years as seen from 1966 onwards. This version features the 1980s Earthshock, Attack of the Cybermen and Silver Nemesis helmet from the Peter Davison, Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy eras.

A stylised homage to the Doctor Who TARDIS public telephone / pull to open hatch. This one follows the revised typography and wording of the 1980 Tom Baker season and through the 80s; Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy incarnations under John Nathan Turner.

A tribute to the 9th doctor

I eat fanboys for breakfast.

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A stylised homage to the Doctor Who TARDIS public telephone / pull to open hatch. This one follows the revised typography and wording of the 2018 Jodie Whittaker ‘ghost monument’ incarnation.

An old design I created a long time ago but now with the title

A stylised homage to the Doctor Who TARDIS public telephone / pull to open hatch. This one follows the revised typography and wording of the 2005 Eccleston and 2006 David Tennant incarnations under Russell T Davies.

Continuing my versions of the Doctor Who Mr. Men, which were quite possibly the inspiration for the official range, here is my Dr. Thirteen!

A stylised homage to the Doctor Who Cybermen face masks through the years as seen from 1966 onwards. This version features the return of the original cloth face from The Tenth Planet mask from William Hartnell's final story which returned in Peter Capaldi’s era World Enough and Time and The Doctor Falls. It is is slightly different shape to the 1966 one.