Every generation of geeks grows up with their favorite geek bedding. It might be Star Wars bedsheets, Battlestar Galactica, maybe Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. It’s awesome to be a kid and have your own special sheets. Etsy seller AliencoutureUK takes these vintage fabrics as well as some modern ones, and makes cool pillows out of them. These are so awesome, I wish I could collect them all.
This Doctor Who Dalek Creamer may not be lactose intolerant, but he is intolerant of everything else. Your tea and coffee are about to get a dose of cream and extermination. This awesome kitchen accessory is from jadeflower, who makes all kinds of cool Doctor Who teapots and other kitchen items. I just love the idea of pouring milk into my coffee from a Dalek.
The Cybermen in New Who are okay, but I think their design is a bit boring. I much prefer the old Earthshock Cybermen from Peter Davison’s era. I’m still hoping that one day the modern Cybermen will get a decent makeover. Hopefully something like these designs that I recently came across.
The first design is a bit plain much like modern Cybermen, but I really like the extra black details, as if the human parts beneath are in some kind of wet suit. If you combine that with the darker design below, I think you have a winner. Something that will have kids hiding under their beds when a Cyberman episode comes on. Those eyes!
Over the years Sci-Fi has given us many cool and famous rides. This is by no means a comprehensive series detailing all of them, but Christian Petersen’s art covers some of our favorites. I like the captions he provided under each one. The real question is which would win in a race? Well, that’s obvious.
The TARDIS would almost win, but since that miniature ship is in the Doctor’s bloodstream, it would cause him to pass out, allowing the miniature ship to leave the Doctor, exit the TARDIS and win the race.
TARDIS Road is arguably the Doctor’s best album, with hits like: Davro’s Garden, She Came In Through The TARDIS Window and many more. Seriously, this is a fun mashup of The Beatles’ Abbey Road album cover and Doctor Who. It features all four New-Who Doctors and a bunch of cool Easter eggs. It makes me wish that these Doctors would form a band and release cool albums like this.
Cuteness overload! These amazingly adorable Doctors in tea cups are from Lily Collin. It’s tea time and all of the Doctors are invited. In fact, each Doctor is in his own character appropriate tea cup for the occasion. It’s been awhile since I’ve seen anything this cute. Lily should offer these up as prints so we can put them all over our walls. Having seen this fun art, I bet you never look at tea time the same way.
ALL of the Doctors aren’t here actually, but most of them are present. The matching cups are a great touch.
I love how bright and colorful these stained glass illustrations are. Not to mention geeky. 0ShardsofColor0 offers all kinds of amazing stained glass inspired art. These Sci-Fi and Superhero illustrations below are some of our favorites. I just love that Star Trek piece with the ship above and the crew below on transporter pads. The Star Wars piece inspired by the classic A New Hope poster is really awesome too. I love them all, but those are my favorites. These are all reasonably priced and would look great anywhere in your home.
Check out these geeky pop-culture portraits by artist Mauro Balcazar. He draws inspiration from his favorite movies and TV shows to create amazing mixed media portraits of scifi and fantasy characters.
They are colorful, classy and fun. I love all of the little details that he works into these portraits too. I would love to see some of these on shirts. Make sure you check out his website for a lot more. He has a lot of great work.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina based artist In Rainhead created this cool Doctor Who pixel art featuring some of our favorite elements from the show. There’s the sonic screwdriver, a cyberman, a Dalek and the TARDIS. These put me in the mood to play an old Doctor Who video game. It’s too bad that my choices are severely limited. We need more Doctor Who video games. These are cute.
Canadian artist Nanji Jon-Dakat created these cool conceptual Doctor Who playing cards as part of a school project. We only have the king and the jack, but I love the look of these cards and that Gallifreyan cardback is pretty awesome too. I would love to see a whole set done in this style.
