Cybermen Magnets

Design inspired by Doctor Who.

the cybermen are always invading planets and upgrading their inhabitants

A stylised homage to the Doctor Who Cybermen face masks through the years as seen from 1966 onwards. This version features the Moonbase and Tomb of Cybermen helmet from the Patrick Troughton years.

A stylised homage to the Doctor Who Cybermen face masks through the years as seen from 1966 onwards. This version features the Invasion and Revenge of the Cybermene helmet from the Patrick Troughton and Tom Baker eras.

Cybermen

A stylised homage to the Doctor Who Cybermen face masks through the years as seen from 1966 onwards. This version features the Wheel in Space helmet from the eponymous 1968 Patrick Troughton story.

A stylised homage to the Doctor Who Cybermen face masks through the years as seen from 1966 onwards. This version features the original cloth face from The Tenth Planet mask from the last William Hartnell story which returned in Peter Capaldi’s era.

A stylised homage to the Doctor Who Cybermen face masks through the years as seen from 1966 onwards. This version features the 2000s Cybus design from Rise of the Cybermen / The Age of Steel, Army of Ghosts/Doomsday and The Next Doctor helmet from the David Tennant and Matt Smith years.

A stylised homage to the Doctor Who Cybermen face masks through the years as seen from 1966 onwards. This version features the 1980s Earthshock, Attack of the Cybermen and Silver Nemesis helmet from the Peter Davison, Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy eras.

A stylised homage to the Doctor Who Cybermen face masks through the years as seen from 1966 onwards. This version features the Nightmare in Silver, Dark Water/ Death in Heaven helmet during the Matt Smith and Peter Capaldi incarnations.

The Cybermen were a "race" of cybernetically augmented humanoids. They varied greatly in design between numerous different Cyber-subspecies, and originated independently through parallel evolution from various locations across time, space and universes.

Go And See The Stars

When the Cybermen invaded London

Cybermen - Doctor Who

Doctor Detention

A stylised homage to the Doctor Who Cybermen face masks through the years as seen from 1966 onwards. This version features the return of the original cloth face from The Tenth Planet mask from William Hartnell's final story which returned in Peter Capaldi’s era World Enough and Time and The Doctor Falls. It is is slightly different shape to the 1966 one.

Special art for Christmas gift ^_^

Dr Who Tardis Retro Japanese

I have been a fan of Doctor who since the 70s. Over the past few years i have done a series of Paintings from Space and time to pop art splat. This is part of the Pop Art series which is based on the swirl of the time vortex. The original painting that these images come from are much bigger and in a Wide screen style. To use these for T shirts etc I have cropped the design and modified them from my original paintings.

The Doctor meets Scott Pilgrim in this Mash from yours truly!

Delete Delete Delete

Missy

The second Doctor, played by Patrick Troughton with his companions Jamie and Victoria surround by Cybermen awakening from their tombs.

Dalek Retro Japanese Dr Who

Always Try to be Nice. Never Fail to be Kind.

Series 12 book cover based on the design of the original line of DW Target books from the 1970s.

The fifth Doctor, played by Peter Davison, on Gallifrey in the dead zone, with companions Tegan and Turlough, and the Cybermen and Rassilon's tomb in the background.

Step into the TARDIS of style with this T-shirt – inspired by the iconic Doctor Who! Unleash your inner Time Lord and make a statement that transcends both time and fashion. Crafted with Gallifreyan precision and printed with a dash of wibbly-wobbly, this tee is more than apparel; it's a sartorial journey through time and space.

Cyberman and Cybermats getting into mischief in an old, dusty tomb.

Claasstu Barariant Nickto!!!

Step into the TARDIS of style with this T-shirt – inspired by the iconic Doctor Who! Unleash your inner Time Lord and make a statement that transcends both time and fashion. Crafted with Gallifreyan precision and printed with a dash of wibbly-wobbly, this tee is more than apparel; it's a sartorial journey through time and space.

The twelfth Doctor, played by Peter Capaldi, making his last stand against the Cybermen. Without hope. Without Witness. Without Reward.

Doctor Who fanart by Freak Creator.

... went out one day

The Second Doctor

A planet appeared in our universe and the Doctor discovered the Cybermen.