@m-a-salter commissioned me to paint this portrait of the Twelfth Doctor, inspired by Thomas Eakins's "The Thinker". Absolutely loved working on this, my clients always have the best ideas 😊💙

Doctor Who: A Summary

Evelyn Smythe, a Big Finish companion to the Sixth Doctor, taught at Sheffield Hallam University and I’m picturing her getting onto Graham’s bus every night after teaching and them having a sorta friendship/rapport.

At some point Six and Thirteen meet and Graham and Evelyn are like “Oh hey, it’s you from the bus!”

“Doctor Brightness”

Finally completed another very old sketch %)

Six being adorable

Sunny

one time in classic who the actor playing the companion jamie got sick unexpectedly so they added a plot point where the bad guy of the story turned him into a cardboard cutout and the doctor had to reassemble his face, but he got it wrong so jamie was played by a different actor for a week

doctor who, survival: part 3 (1989) dir. alan wareing 
↠ the final lines of doctor who’s classic era

Doctor in the TARDIS.

Delta and the Bannermen - season 24 - 1987

If someone asks you to sum up Irving Braxiatel, show them this clip.

TARDIS headcanon: TARDISes generally only interact with other psychic species (gallifreyans and other TARDISes) on a regular basis and so don’t make a lot of noises beyond the general background hum, naturally favoring telepathic communication

The reason our TARDIS’s sounds get so much more complex as the show goes on (from mostly just a hum in the early classic series to a whole menagerie of beeps, chirps, hums, warbles, etc.)? She’s been in the company of humans for so long that she’s learned to compensate for their lack of telepathy by picking up their habit of vocalizing all the time

The TARDIS in The Edge of Destruction (1964): spends the entire episode possessing people and acting as scary as possible in an attempt to telepathically warn her passengers (the first humans she’s ever known) that something bad is about to happen   The TARDIS after however many thousands of years of knowing humans:

The Braxiotel Collection...

There must be a parallel universe with Irving Braxiotel. What is he like?

My cursed brain won’t stop pronouncing it “Braxi-yodel”, so he’s basically the same but he yodels every line.

Also, I have conceived the notion, via misspelling, of Braxiotl, the Axolotl Braxiatel. He’s like normal Brax, but he’s an axolotl and nobody ever comments on it. The Doctor is still his brother, and also still humanoid. Big Finish please hire me.

Very happy Birthday to Irving Bra khem, Miles Richardson!

The Twelfth Doctor and Missy.

I suppose in the end, they break my heart.