11 awesome minimalist posters of our favorite Doctor Who episodes
We love modern art, and we love Doctor Who. So when the two of them join together and create some stunning—yet minimalistic—works of art (okay, posters), you know we're bound to love 'em, and we thought we'd share their sheer awesomeness with you.
The Modern Stylographer has a whopping 57 stunning Doctor Who posters, but we picked 11 of those one-sheet marvels because the current Time Lord (Matt Smith) is the 11th.
Some of them are here because they represent a favorite Doctor Who episode of ours, and some of them are, well, there because we thought they were just plain cool.
Which is YOUR favorite?
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Doctor Who 1.09: ''The Empty Child.'' We love the gas mask, plus the episode gave us one of the coolest (and chilliest) phrases ever uttered on Who: ''Are you my mummy?''
1.10 ''The Doctor Dances.'' We love the zeppelin. Plus it says ''Bad Wolf'' in German. And we all know what Bad Wolf means.
2.04 ''The Girl in the Fireplace.'' One of our favorite episodes ever. The Doctor (David Tennant) falls in love with Madame de Pompadour (Sofia Myles). Awwww.
1.13 ''Doomsday.'' We love the cool design. Plus it's the episode with tons of Cybermen and Daleks. But it's also the episode where Rose (Billie Piper) is left behind in parallel universe and millions of viewers shed buckets of tears.
3.10 ''Blink.'' One of the best episodes ever. We also love the design of the poster with the Weeping Angels surrounding the TARDIS and Sally Sparrow (Carey Mulligan), the best companion that never really was.
4.10 ''Midnight.'' One of Russell T. Davies' finest episodes, with a flawless and gripping performance from David Tennant. We just love it.
5.13 ''The Big Bang.'' Fezzes are just cool. That is all.
6.02 ''The Almost People.'' A weird, and we mean weird, episode. But it's got the Doctor (Matt Smith). And bow ties, like fezzes, are cool.
6.03 ''The Curse of the Black Spot.'' One of the weakest episodes from season six (okay, it was rather crap), in our humble opinion, but we just thought that poster looked amazing.
6.04 ''The Doctor's Wife.'' Fantastic episode from American Gods and Sandman writer Neil Gaiman. And we just simply love how the poster says the Doctor is married to the TARDIS.
5.04 ''The Time of Angels.'' It marks the return of River Song (Alex Kingston), and the poster has ''Hello Sweetie'' etched in Gallifeyan. Just awesome. You can actually display it proudly on your wall as a welcome to the special Time Lord or Time Lady in your life.
