196 posts tagged Sherlock Holmes

boyinthemachine:

Okay, by just looking at the artwork I deduce that all Holmes and Watson are doing 24/7 is basically sitting around in chairs while judging everything (unless they get up to judge more ppl).

I mean, seriously:

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29 April 2013 ♥ 14,459 notes    Reblog    
reblogged from aziraphallic    source: boyinthemachine

granadabrettishholmes:

The Empty House

“Holmes!”

“Wa-“

The Scene that broke not only Watson’s heart.

From Bending the Willow by David Stuart Davies:

At one moment it almost seems as though he is about to respond with a cry of ‘Watson’, but then he stops himself.

Brett explained:
‘That was deliberate. It wasn’t in the script but I just wanted to show that Holmes had affections for Watson and for a fleeting second they almost get the better of his practical mind. But they don’t. [Large Brett grin.] It is a moment.’

I’ve made Sherlock and John out of plasticine and now they’re going metal…

…If you know what I mean. And I mean the metal casting. 

I’ve made Sherlock and John out of plasticine and now they’re going metal…

…If you know what I mean. And I mean the metal casting. 


Baker Street, Marian Grudeff & Raymond Jessel

Baker Street, Marian Grudeff & Raymond Jessel

26 March 2013 ♥ 409 notes    Reblog    
reblogged from meiringens
mywatson:

“This illustration was made for the upcoming exhibition “Oficis Extraordinaris”, which will be part of the 2013 Valencia Book Fair. The theme, as you’ll have guessed, was to portray an “extraordinary profession” from a book. My choice was, of course, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes, world’s first and only consultant detective.”Tools of a Consultant Detective by David Fernandez Huerta

mywatson:

This illustration was made for the upcoming exhibition “Oficis Extraordinaris”, which will be part of the 2013 Valencia Book Fair. The theme, as you’ll have guessed, was to portray an “extraordinary profession” from a book. My choice was, of course, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes, world’s first and only consultant detective.”

Tools of a Consultant Detective by David Fernandez Huerta

24 March 2013 ♥ 987 notes    Reblog    High-Res
reblogged from inchells    source: mywatson
rileystark:

More BrettHolmes because it’s my favorite thing ever.
I’ve also discovered that I really love working in black and white. Like, seriously. 
Painter 12.

rileystark:

More BrettHolmes because it’s my favorite thing ever.

I’ve also discovered that I really love working in black and white. Like, seriously

Painter 12.

6 March 2013 ♥ 584 notes    Reblog    High-Res
reblogged from radiotook    source: rileystark