For the new Letsdrawsherlock thingy. Based on The Potato Eaters by Van Gogh. T’was fun to do but I just had to give up with the perspective there.
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The complete Sherlock Sports series:
Upcoming projects are another entry for the Letsdrawsherlock challenge (based on Delacroix’ “Liberty leading the People”) and the 30 Day OTP Challenge.
Photoset of my sherlock art *request by anon
Absolutely stunning!
(via cumber-porn)
Further explorations of my Avengelock-series for persian-slipper.
This is the post that inspired me.
Three to six out of nine:
Molly Hooper as Thor.
Jim Moriarty as Loki.
Sally Donovan as Hawkeye.
Here is the first set for anyone interested.
Avengelock for persian-slipper inspired by this post.
First three out of nine:
Sherlock Holmes as Iron Man.
John Watson as the Hulk (or, well, Dr. Banner).
Greg Lestrade as Captain America.
(this is a BAD TOWN for such a PRETTY FACE.)
and introducing sebastian moran, moriarty’s very own crack-shot soldier with nerves of steel and a taste for thrill.
(via cuteaggression)
and then there’s me
Some Sherlock valentines! How silly.
Some of the rhymes based off of this marvelous post!
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Potterlock Week: Day 1
Grace’s Big Damn Reclist 24.2 - The “Reichenbach to Return” series by missilemuse
Where to read: AO3
Author’s Summary:
(1) For someone who was a genius, he was realizing too many things for the first time…
(2) Sherlock has always been his voice of reason.
(3) From the man, who had only given orders…
(4) Irene had no intention of being indebted to him forever…
(5) Only with acceptance, can there be recovery…
Rating: Teen and Up
Genre: Angst, Friendship, Grief/Mourning, a dash of Humor. 5 One-shots, ~11k words total.
Relationships: Gen
Warnings: Major Character Death
What makes it special?
This series is my personal “Carl Powers Case”, the moment where I decided to become involved. Where I couldn’t just smile and nod and bookmark but had to go and comment, because I’d be damned if lack of feedback would discourage the author from writing more.
Originally I read those in entirely the wrong order, starting with “Restitution” (“Raison d’être” hadn’t been written yet), on the kinkmeme and LJ. Luckily they work just as great as standalones.
By the end of “Restitution”, I was impressed with the clear style that had - for my taste - just the right balance between flow and love for details, the clever and amusing nod to ACD canon, and the Diogenes Club exchange that was as outrageous as it was believable. While the sentiment and behind-the-scenes knowledge of Irene and Mycroft doesn’t mesh with my own headcanon on all counts, I felt that missilemuse got something right about the heart and soul of BBC Sherlock I hadn’t found in another writer’s words before.
By the end of “Voice of Reason” I was stunned and smiling and choking back tears.
It’s the seemingly effortless weaving of canon, “missing scenes” and new developments post-TRF that makes this series such a captivating read, but it’s the way it reawakens all the emotions as well that makes it unforgettable.
When I found this series eleven months ago, it soothed and doomed me at the same time, because S3 never felt as near as it did while reading “R2R”.
