Phonebox Kids T-Shirts

This is a fan art I did of characters from CW's Supernatural and BBC's Doctor Who

pink phonebox

Trippy call

A collection of the meanest villains of The Doctor!

Phonebox From London

Illustration piece inspired by a cult classic

Hello, I am Dr. Matthew Hu and this is your orientation for DHARMA Initiative station 12, also known as The Phonebox. Much like station 6, or The Orchid, this station allows our researchers the ability to conduct unique experiments with the concept of time travel. Unlike The Orchid, however, The Phonebox also features properties that allow for experimentation and research on intradimensional travel, space travel, and even cellular regeneration. The Phonebox is considered to be the DHARMA Initiative's most important station as it houses some of our most guarded research, so it's care is in your hands. The Phonebox must be protected from all but a select few at all times. Anyone claiming to be an Angel must never be allowed access to ...

I'd prefer this situation to the Weeping Angels

Don't blink!

Ron Turner was a British comic book artist, best remembered for his science fiction comic strips in science fiction magazines. His most famous strip chronicled the exploits of a society of robots on an alien planet. This design faithfully recreate's Ron's idiosycratic robotic fiends as digital art.

British Phone Box

Hope you like it!

The wibbly wobbly zone is for Timelord parking only.

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LONDON - London Reds with Big Ben, English flag in the background.

London's Iconic Red Telephone Box!

LONDON - London Reds with Big Ben

Digital image of a green callbox

Digital image of a yellow callbox

Digital image of a pink callbox

Digital image of a red callbox

Weobley is one of a number of villages on the black and white village trail through Herefordshire (UK). The trail is so named after the Tudor cottages with their dark oak frames and white washed wattle and daub infill (a mix of lime, cow dung and straw 'daub' pushed onto a woven twig 'wattle' - but you probably knew that anyway). In Weobley the cottages are clustered round the old church, making it hard to get a good view, so I've chosen to paint this view instead, from the other end of the village based on a photo I took around 25 years ago. Painted in oil on a 18x24 inch board.

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

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Red Telephone Boxes, London

Red phone box on the beach