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Artwork inspired by the Doctor Who 2014 Christmas special, Last Christmas.

Rigsy is a character loosely based on Banksy, the famous anonymous graffiti artist. After Clara died in the Season 9 episode, Face the Raven, one of the final scenes was Rigsy walking away from this floral tribute to Clara on the abandoned Tardis, which had been left behind when the Doctor was teleported against his will. The second I saw it, I knew I was going to paint it...because I had to have it on my wall. Now you can have it on your wall.

Artwork inspired by Clara Oswald, Doctor Who Series 9.

THE IMPOSSIBLE GIRL

HELL BENT

Clara en the 12th Doctor

I have mixed feelings about Danny and Clara’s relationship. I feel like it never developed fully enough on screen. That was my own disappointment with Series 8. Their love story was mostly in bits and mostly off-screen. Still, I liked this image enough to paint it. If you're interested in purchasing the original oil painting, please visit http://www.jephwho.com/Clara%20and%20Danny.html

Clara from Doctor Who drawn by Samantha Garrett using Procreate

Clara Oswald's famous line from the Doctor Who episode "Face the Raven"

Clara Oswald bravely met her end with these last words in Face The Raven "Let Me Brave"

This is a digital painting of Clara Oswald as she faces the raven in the Doctor Who episode, "Face the Raven."

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Run, clever boy... and remember.

Run, clever boy... and remember.

Even the first time The Doctor met Clara Oswin Oswald, she was an impossible girl. Impossibly existing as a Dalek.

FACE THE RAVEN

At the beginning of the episode, ‘The Bells of St. John’ (Series 7), the Doctor was painting this portrait in a cave when the phone on his Tardis started ringing. I loved the painting so much that decided to recreate it. It’s one of my favorite paintings. Run, you clever boy. And remember…

Heaven Sent from Doctor Who season 9 is a masterpiece of storytelling. The visuals and directing are incredible, but the story is what shines. I'm particularly fond of the shepherd boy's tale used to illustrate the billions of years the Doctor spent in the clockwork, puzzle hell running from the veil. The metaphor - a bird sharpens its beak on a granite mountain once every 100 years or so, and the time it takes for the mountain to be worn down from the sharpening of birds beaks...is one second in eternity - has often been used in literature. James Joyce uses it, most notably, in 'A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man.'

At the beginning of the episode, ‘The Bells of St. John’ (Series 7), the Doctor was painting this portrait in a cave when the phone on his Tardis started ringing. I loved the painting so much that decided to recreate it. It’s one of my favorite paintings. Run, you clever boy. And remember…

Prior to painting this, I asked my Twitter followers what I should paint next and the most votes were for something that expressed the relationship between the 12th Doctor and Clara. This scene immediately came to mind. I can't describe the scene without writing a hundreds of words. Let's just say, Clara totally betrays the Doctor in an attempt to save her boyfriend who had been hit by a car and killed. It just might have been my favorite scene from Series 8 because of his response after her betrayal. We should all be so lucky to experience such friendship.

A SOUFFLE' ISN'T A SOUFFLE'..... A SOUFFLE' IS A RECIPE

In 2014, this painting was among one of the winners of a BBC America Fanart contest. It was a difficult contest, as the contest required fan art for the 12th Doctor before any episodes had aired. The painting was on display at the Doctor Who booth at the San Diego Comic-Con and the Doctor Who World Tour premier of Series 8. Two weeks after I won this contest, a trailer for Series 8 was released that focused on Clara’s reflection in the 12th Doctor’s eye. I’m not saying I inspired the trailer, but the reps at BBC America were certianly impressed with the apparent clairvoyance. It was a proud moment. The original oil painting is on a 36" by 24" canvas. If you're interested in purchasing the original, please visit http://www.jephwho.com/...

Portrait of Jenna Coleman as Clara Oswald, in the Victorian Age. Derwent colored pencils on rough sheet.

Digital illustration of Clara Oswald from Doctor Who.

I painted this scene after watching the Deep Breath, the first episode for Peter Capaldi's 12th Doctor in Doctor Who's 8th series. The Scene came by surprise and definitely had me in tears, which isn't entirely difficult. I was very attached to Matt Smith's 11th Doctor and this scene made for a great transition - as the 11th Doctor isn't just asking Clara to help the next Doctor, but the audience. The original painting is 36" by 24", oil on canvas. If you're interested, you can purchase the original at http://www.jephwho.com/is%20that%20the%20doctor.html

This is a digital painting depicting the final moments between Clara and the Doctor before she faces the raven - her death. In this scene, Clara is trying to calm down the Doctor.