Gallifrey T-Shirts

Two hearts and blue box. That's all it takes to change the universe.

Christmas Ugly Sweater style design inspired by Doctor Who.

That is what they are good at...

A geometric design featuring circles and hexagons, inscribed in a square, meant to look faded or weathered by time. Inspired by similar designs in the BBC television show Doctor Who. (For clarity, this one doesn't "say" or translate to anything - it's just a fun circular design)

K-9, ever the faithful companion, fetches the Doctor's Sonic Screwdriver in this tribute to our canine friends, robotic or not. What did you expect him to fetch? A stick? The Gallifreyan crests in the background read "Good boy!" (on the upper right) and "Affirmative!" (the bottom left.

Doctor who

John Hurt as the War Doctor.

WARNING... THIS MIGHT NOT BE A REGENERATION, RATHER AN UPGRADE...

When in Doubt, Sonic it out!!

FACE THE RAVEN

CONSULTING DETECTIVE & TIME TRAVEL INVESTIGATOR THERE ARE ONLY 2 OF THEM....

The words "Don't blink" written in circular gallifreyan along with the translation.

The Eighth Doctor, played by Paul McGann, in San Francisco with his companion Grace and the Master in the background.

Dr. Who

The War Doctor on Gallifrey

PICK IT, CLICK IT...KERBLAM IT!!!

A geometric design featuring circles and hexagons, inscribed in a square, meant to look faded or weathered by time. Inspired by similar designs in the BBC television show Doctor Who. (For clarity, this one doesn't "say" or translate to anything - it's just a fun circular design)

Show your support during away games with this Doctor Who themed varsity sports shirt! Go Time Lords Go!

The Doctor

Doctor Who fanart by Freak Creator.

a tardis lost in a vortex of time and space

The Girl Who Waited

A geometric design featuring circles and hexagons, inscribed in a square, meant to look faded or weathered by time. Inspired by similar designs in the BBC television show Doctor Who. (For clarity, this one doesn't "say" or translate to anything - it's just a fun circular design)

A geometric design featuring circles and hexagons, inscribed in a square, meant to look faded or weathered by time. Inspired by similar designs in the BBC television show Doctor Who. (For clarity, this one doesn't "say" or translate to anything - it's just a fun circular design)

A take on the little brown bag design with the TARDIS from Doctor Who as the inspiration

The Torchwood Institute, or simply Torchwood, is a fictional secret organisation from the British science fiction television series Doctor Who and its spin-off series Torchwood. It was established in 1879 by Queen Victoria after the events of "Tooth and Claw". Its prime directive is to defend Earth against supernatural and extraterrestrial threats. It is later revealed in "Army of Ghosts" that the Torchwood Institute has begun to use their findings to restore the British Empire to its former glory.

Typography design of locations in Doctor Who

Melting Tardis :)

Falls No More!

A geometric design featuring circles and hexagons, inscribed in a square, meant to look faded or weathered by time. Inspired by similar designs in the BBC television show Doctor Who. (For clarity, this one doesn't "say" or translate to anything - it's just a fun circular design)

A geometric design featuring circles and hexagons, inscribed in a square, meant to look faded or weathered by time. Inspired by similar designs in the BBC television show Doctor Who. (For clarity, this one doesn't "say" or translate to anything - it's just a fun circular design)

First of a series (Well, technically last? As I started from 12 and went backwards) featuring the First Doctor, played by William Hartnell, with his granddaughter Susan and her teachers Ian and Barbara in 76 Totter's Lane. Where it all began in 1963.

.

A homage to the Gibson Girls and the TARDIS.

I'm not a human being. I walk in eternity.