A series of Doctor Who fan art celebrates the classic era of Doctors, each imagined with stylized portraits that highlight their unique fashion.
A series of Doctor Who fan art focuses on classic-era Doctors in portraits that give the leading Time Lord incarnations a new stylized look. The classic era of the hit BBC sci-fi series ran from 1963's debut story "An Unearthly Child" to 1989's "Survival," where despite an attempt to relaunch the show as a new US co-production with a TV movie in 1996, the show would seemingly come to an end for good.
Through his art style, the artist has created portraits depicting Jon Pertwee's Third Doctor, Tom Baker's Fourth Doctor, Peter Davison's Fifth Doctor, Colin Baker's Sixth Doctor, and Sylvester McCoy's Seventh Doctor. The Doctors featured led the series from 1970 to 1989, beginning with the show's transition into a colorized television format with Pertwee in 1970 to Sylvester McCoy's last monologue in 1989.
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