Whoniverse: 12th Doctor Smile (Black Variant) Poster | 195x295mm Print

This illustrative print has been inspired by the hit BBC Science Fiction drama Doctor Who. In 2017, Series 11 featured an episode of Doctor Who called 'Smile' featuring Peter Capaldi as ‘the Doctor’ and Pearl Mackie as ‘Bill’ materialising on a planet which uses emoji disks to track the emotions of its inhabitants and the Emoji Bots which read those emotions, just make sure you don’t get sad as this could end in you subsequently being turned into plant food.

This print showcases the 12th Doctor in his outfit used in ‘Smile’ with one of the infamous emoji disks complete with grumpy face. This design is one of two variants with this being the light variant, for the alternative dark variant please head on over to the ‘Prints’ section.

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Design created by myself utilising the following software: Adobe Illustrator & Adobe Photoshop.

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All prints are printed to a professional high standard on A4, 300gsm uncoated paper stock, cut down to 195x295mm.

Please note that the design may vary slightly from what is shown either through restocking the design.

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Processing times will vary as it will be heavily dependent on my workload at the time, as this is my second job, all prints will be packaged in carded ‘do not bend’ envelopes to ensure your purchase arrives in perfect condition.

- UK shipping will be defaulted to 2nd Class Large Letter provided via Royal Mail (2-4 business days), there are further options available to upgrade to 1st Class and Tracked 24.

Please allow 4 days for confirmation of postage as this will be dependent on a number of factors, mostly depending on the number of orders I have to fulfil. I will always aim to ship your order as soon as possible.

If you have any problems or queries do not hesitate to get in touch through the ‘Contact Me’ page.

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Disclaimer: This a fan made artwork and is completely unofficial.