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Circa 2006. Didn't have a scanner, so I had to darken this pencil sketch to get the lines more clear, resulting in this interesting parchmenty look. (That's my story, anyway.)
These are Holmes and Watson as I imagine them -- though Watson owes much to David Burke's performance on the BBC series with Jeremy Brett. Whatever it is he's pleased about, it looks like the great detective is forced to chalk one up to his Boswell this time. |
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"Maybe it had all happened only in his mind. Maybe he was already dead, and this was hell."
--from "Jerusalem" by Cecelia Holland
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Christian Sherlockians
In case of rapture, this account will be vacant.
Watson, 1
Holmes... 1000000000...etc.
Oh well. At least he got him once! Ha.
Anywho, love the expressions! Nice work!
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Proud Christian Sherlockian!
"Excellent!" I cried.
"Elementary," said he.
~ Watson and Holmes, The Crooked Man
"Amazing!"
"Elementary, sir."
~ Wooster and Jeeves, The Cat-nappers
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"All the world's a stage,
And all the men and women merely players..." - Shakespeare
*moving on*
I think you did a wonderful job. Not only is it hilarious and looks amazing...But, by jove, they look sexy!
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*Joker: "Tell me something, my friend: You ever danced with the devil, by the pale moonlight?"
*Green Goblin: "Yeah, he told me you're gay."
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*Non Omnis Moria
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*No matter what anyone else says: Real Men Wear Speedos!
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"In America the young are always ready to give to those who are older than themselves the full benefits of their inexperience." ~ Oscar Wilde
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Arrogance has to be earned.
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