Green Death Stamps...

No idea where this one came from. 

I actually own a semi-completed book of Green Shield stamps. It's somewhere in the flat - possibly in a file box somewhere in the attic along with the other tat I've collected over the years. (A WHSmith paper bag from the 70s, the receipt for the VHS of 'Revenge of the Cybermen', a 'Dalek Death Ray' wrapper and jar of Schwartz mixed herbs with a 'use by' date sometime in 1987.) 

Maybe I should've put the book in the knife drawer in the kitchen. That's where my mum kept ours back in the day... 

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Old Doctors, New Annuals...

Here's a selection of new annual covers using the classic Doctors. Each of the covers is based on the design for that year. 

I did this as a belated follow-up to the popular thirteenth Doctor on classic annuals that I did a few years ago. The link to them is here. 

Surprisingly, I haven't received any trolling from the so-called 'NotMyDoctor' faction this time. 

Well, not for these anyway... 

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Those Classic 70s Doctor Who Spin-off DVDs!

Philip Madeley ( @pipmadeley ) did a Pertweet (see what he did there?) a few weeks back on the Twitter to celebrate the release of the Blu ray of Season ten. As part of that, he asked me to produce some DVD covers which could be popped into actual DVD cases and sold on eBay in aid of charity. The fact that people bid for them means that some folk will buy anything. But thanks to them we raised a tidy little sum for Cancer Research. Thanks to Pip for suggesting it.

These are the finished sleeves. (You'll need to click on them to read the text)

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Some 70s Doctor Who Ice Lolly Things...

The weather's been nice recently so I've done few 70s ice lollies. 

I don't think they'll reach the dizzying heights of notoreity that my old Sapphire & Steel ice lolly did a few years ago but they'll probably amuse folk who've lost their sense of taste. 

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Four Doctor Whos... One Radio Times Cover!

Here's the first four Doctor Whos on the cover of the current Whittaker-flavoured Radio Times. 

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Even More Doctor Who DVD Covers in the style of Target Books...

Six more little variants on a theme... 

Some more 70s Dr Who toys...

Here's a couple more Dr Who toys from the 70s that manufacturers never got round to even thinking about, let alone actually making. 

*Batteries not included.

Some more bits of Doctor Who art stuff...

Posted some of these on the Twitter but since they weren't jokey, they did get many 'likes'. 

I'm a serious artist, gadammit!!!

Some Season 10 of Doctor Who Stuff

These are some more efforts what I've done for no better reason than I had a rare bit of time spare this week... 


Carnival of Monsters is bloody difficult as there's so few on set photos available and the ones that are are incredibly dull. I had to build my own miniscope as well.

A Few Cult TV LPs of Faith

Here's a selection of LPs that will provide spiritual comfort to those cult TV fans who need it... 

Or something like that...

The Fisher Price 70s Doctor Who Collection...

A selection of the wonderful pre-school toys produced by Fisherer Price back in the 70s when Jon Pertwee was TV's Dr WHO.

 

Pertwee Gold Key Dr Who Comics...

In the absence of a decent Dr WHO calendar this year, I've plummed for that rather nice retro Star Trek one which reprints the gaudy covers of the franchise's first foray into comic books courtesy of the US publisher Gold Key. 


Here's a few Gold Key inspired Dr WHO covers for the third Doctor.