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Amy Pond is little Alice and the Doctor is the Cheshire Cat in this mash-up. It’s the work of James Hance, the man behind the hugely popluar Star Wars/Winnie the Pooh mash-up Wookiee the Chew and these Doctor Who portraits. His latest work is a bit of perfect casting, with the Doctor knowing everything while Amy looks up, curious about it all. The image is available as an 18″ x 12″ print in his store so you can have this beautiful work for your very own.

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If you enjoyed James Hance’s Doctor Who artwork from earlier this week, you’ll be happy to see this version of the 10th Doctor entitled “I Think You Look Like Giants” in progress.

Here’s hoping he makes even more – with prints we can buy!

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When James Hance first showed off his new Doctor Who paintings, I knew I was going to have to run for the Kleenex. There’s something about his work that always goes right to my heart, but these are especially powerful.

Check out more after the break.

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Artist James Hance is a crazy talented guy. We’ve featured tons of his work, and he’s always churning out new paintings and prints. What I especially enjoy about Hance’s creations is that it seems like he regularly changes methods and mediums to challenge himself. He recently completed a series of watercolor portraits of the entire crew of Serenity. Yes, the images will make Browncoats everywhere happy.

He’s donating the originals to Can’t Stop the Serenity for their annual auction to benefit Equality Now, and he’ll have sets of prints available on his site starting today.

See the rest of the crew after the break.

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The latest Wookiee the Chew painting from James Hance is as delightful as the rest of the series. Christopher Robin/Han Solo is reading a book to his faithful companion. Awww!

Don’t forget to check out more of Hance’s wonderful work.

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The latest art from James Hance’s wonderful Wookiee the Chew series features an AT-AT as a treehouse. If you’re not familiar with the series, take this opportunity to learn more. The art will make your heart warm and glowy. There might even be tears.

Hance has a knack for mixing up Star Wars with other pop culture hits to happy results. Check out his Star Wars/Up painting and also his Star Wars/Norman Rockwell mash-up. Prints are available in the product page below.

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The Saturday Evening Post looks better with Star Wars characters. There is so much that is completely sweet about this painting (titled Little Rebels), but my favorite part is Leia’s stripey socks. Don’t mind me. I’m just going to go melt in a puddle.

And if you thought this was cute, check out James Hance’s Star Wars version of UP.

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Who would have thought that pairing up a space opera and a heartwarming love story would work so well? Obviously, James Hance did. Star Wars and Up blend so delightfully in this painting. Carl and Ellie are perfect as Leia and Han; just think of the adventures they would have if they had the Millennium Falcon instead of a house. The image is so sweet it almost makes me tear up.

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James Hance has brought his Wookiee the Chew series to wood burning, and I have to say the results are quite impressive. We’re not quite sure if these will go up for sale anytime soon, but keep your eyes peeled on James’ site. Remember, his daughter desperately needs your help.

Currently they stand at a little over $15,000, which is 61% of their $25,000 goal. Click here for all the details and info on how you can help.

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You may recognize the image above from James Hance’s Wookie The Chew series we posted on last year. Well, one look on James’ website and you’ll realize that all of his work is, as he describes it, “relentlessly cheerful” and often nerdy.

That having been said, James is described by our friends at Geeks Are Sexy as being an “awesomely nice person” and in need of some serious help. Apparently, his 6-year old daughter is suffering from a rare intestinal disorder and the medical bills are piling up.

If you can afford to donate, head on over to Hugs For Maddy to learn more about her situation and help Maddy get back on her feet. James will also be uploading new work to his website as well as soliciting commissions with all of the proceeds going to Maddy’s medical care.

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