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Boston basketball player Robert Williams III

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The Time Lord!

Robert Williams III, The Timelord, of the Boston Celtics

Celebrating the time Greg Brady swiped Coolidge's mascot.

The timelord exists on all planes at once

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Bluesman Robert Pete Williams was born in Zachary, Louisiana, the son of sharecropping parents. He never attended school, instead working the fields with his family. He began playing blues in his late teens after making himself a guitar out of a cigar box. Williams only came to prominence during the late '50s, when he was recorded for posterity by the musicologist Harry Oster at Angola prison in Louisiana, where Williams was serving a life sentence for murder. Williams became one of the great blues discoveries during the folk boom of the early '60s, though his disregard for conventional patterns, tunings, and structures kept him from a wider audience, but his music remains one of the great, intense treats for blues aficionados.

Robert Williams III

Robert Williams III

Celebrate your favorite classic TV series with this unique design!

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To The Cramps. A low brow, skater art piece.

It's time for the Timelord.

Pour Some Sugar On Me. A tribute to the classic rock song by the band Def Leppard. Here we have a goofy looking woman pouring sugar onto herself, painted in the hilarious style of Mad Magazine.

Piano Man. This wonderful imaginative painting shows a pianist sat at his instrument playing whilst thoughts of life flow through his mind. A tribute to the musician Billy Joel and illustrated in the satirical style of Mad Magazine and Robt Williams.

Hot Dog and a Shake! A fun illustration in the crazy style of Mad Magazine paying homage to the David Lee Roth song featuring a nerdy geek with her hotdog and milkshake.

Cherry Lips. In this fun illustration in the style of Mad Magazine we have a giant cherry eating a delicious looking ice cream sundae.

New Toy. A satirical illustration of a goth in front of a toy shop to illustrate the Line Lovich song. Painted in the lowbrow style of Mad Magazine and Robt Williams.

Tightrope Walker. Displaying incredible mental agility, this brain is walking across a canyon, balancing on a high wire! The illustration touches on concepts of mental health and agility and is painted in the satirical lowbrow art style of Mad Magazine and Robt Williams.

Portrait Artist. In this satirical illustration we have a view of the future of artificial intelligence with an AI robot portrait artist painting a classic pocket calculator as a nostalgic hint of the past. Painted in the fun style of Mad Magazine.

Eye Exam! In this satirical illustration in the style of Mad Magazine we have a creepy optometrist checking the eyes of a wild looking woman.

Many men have worn 44 for the 17-time World Champs. UPDATED for 2022 to include the Timelord!

Birdland. Inspired by the wonderful music of jazz legends Weather Report this picture features a wild land full of birds of all shapes and sizes. In the style of Mad Magazine, Robt Williams and Robert Crumb.

Dentist! A trip to have your teeth checked will never be the same again. In this satirical illustration, painted in the style of Mad Magazine we have a goofy woman having her teeth examined by android robot dentist. This is poking fun at the future of artificial intelligence.

Smell You Later! A funny satirical painting in the lowbrow art style of Mad Magazine and Robert Crumb of a smelly creepy man with two weird characters holding their noses in disgust.

Radiohead. This is a tribute illustration to the band Radiohead. It features a wild surreal image of a woman who has the head of a radio full of music, thoughts, emotions and ideas. Painted in the lowbrow style of Mad Magazine and Robt Williams.

Sheep! A fun illustration for herders, farmers and all wool enthusiasts. Painted in the satirical lowbrow art style of Mad Magazine and Robt Williams.

Synth Mobile! Strap in for a groovy ride in the Synthmobile. This fun illustration in the lowbrow art style of Mad Magazine, Robert Crumb and Robt Williams is ideal for fans of vintage synthesisers like Moog, Kong,Yamaha, Sequential Circuits and many more!

Man or Mouse, Say Cheese! Inspired by the BA Robertson song, here we have a naughty little mouse chomping away at a huge block of Swiss cheese. Painted in the surreal lowbrow art style of Mad Magazine and Robt Williams.