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SFX has released a new image from the upcoming final instalment of "Good Omens"
Ok ok, look at the angle of their arms. Crowley is slightly bent at the elbow. You can see Aziraphale’s arm slightly extending away from his body. They are HOLDING HANDS. I am sure.
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Wow, this is absolutely gorgeous!
the next story in Watson's Sketchbook will be THE ILLUSTRIOUS CLIENT if you want to re read! yes it IS canon that they go to the turkish baths, I only drew this because Arthur Conan Doyle told me to.
Love it
The Empty House - part 3
-Part One
-Part Two
"I moved my head to look at the cabinet behind me. When I turned again Sherlock Holmes was standing smiling at me across my study table. I rose to my feet, stared at him for some seconds in utter amazement, and then it appears that I must have fainted for the first and the last time in my life. Certainly a grey mist swirled before my eyes, and when it cleared I found my collar-ends undone and the tingling after-taste of brandy upon my lips. Holmes was bending over my chair, his flask in his hand. “My dear Watson,” said the well-remembered voice, “I owe you a thousand apologies."
(this is in the Watson's Sketchbook series! but it's also a great standalone to send to your friends to illustrate why sherlock holmes is gay)
also - shoutout to @haedraulics for doing a sketch of mid-hiatus Holmes with long hair that captivated my heart so much I needed to include that idea!
Exactly the same.
Hey I know alot of people aren't asking so I'll do my best to ask alot!❤️ (please draw aziraphale and crowley holding hands on the bus 😭)
they’re on their way to crowley’s apartment 🙂↕️
Cute!
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"Scarlet Morning" by ND Stevenson - new prose novel to release September 23, 2025
ND Stevenson is releasing a new prose novel! You can order here.
Summary: "From the powerhouse creator of Nimona comes a breathtaking illustrated novel following two orphans who leave the only home they’ve ever known to sail with an eccentric crew of pirates.
Viola and Wilmur have been waiting for their parents for fifteen boring years in the colorless town of Caveat. Their lives are a drudge of salt, trash, pirate stories, and what-ifs . . . until one very stormy night, when Captain Cadence Chase breaks down their door. They cut a deal with the captain: Chase can take their most prized possession, a mysterious book, but only if she takes them, too. After all, if their parents aren’t coming, Viola and Wilmur might as well have a grand adventure to find them.
Setting sail into the treacherous and beautiful world beyond Caveat, the two inseparable friends must uncover the facts behind legend—and the key to saving all of Dickerson’s Sea from obliteration—before the truth tears them apart.
Wickedly funny, deeply emotional, and sharply incisive, Scarlet Morning is a tale of love, betrayal, and the extraordinary lengths we’d go to save a world broken beyond repair."
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I LOVE THIS
do y'all ever think about what sherlock holmes would deduce about you or are you normal
Never normal
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currently breaking down over watson and mary if u even care <3
THIS IS WHAT I'M ALWAYS SAYING!!
Something I thought about with Mary that I didn't really have time/room to get into was that, when we meet her in the story, she did not honestly believe in the possibility of long term, happy gay love. She had had flings and affairs, like the one with her employer, but believed that they were destined to end (usually painfully and dramatically) because that's just what a person like her in a society like theirs had to accept, and she was a practical woman. So she readily agreed to Watson's proposal, because the societal protection of marriage with a husband who didn't want anything from her besides friendship was the best option she could possibly imagine. And then, surprise surprise, she fell in love with Ed (who, as a butch who dresses in mens' clothes and works mens' jobs, has a very different experience of the world) and realized she wanted to fight for that love and dream bigger than a life of compromises. ANYWAY ultimately the sketchbook is the story of Watson and Holmes BUT I have a billion thoughts about Mary and lavender marriages and maybe one day I will make another comic on this topic!
THE FINAL PROBLEM - part 9
This update comes with a content warning, which you can read here if you're so inclined.
THE FINAL PROBLEM - part 9 of a few more - part 1 - part 2 - part 3 - part 4 - part 5 - part 6 - part 7 - part 8.
This is in the Watson's Sketchbook series!
okay I wanna talk about writing this a little bit!
-In the last lines of the comic, Holmes is recalling this conversation.
-There's a part in Granada Holmes (The Hound of the Baskervilles) where Holmes takes off his glove to shake Watson's hand. There was something so intimate about it, I wanted to capture that when he writes the letter.
-For that drawing of Watson standing looking out at the Falls, I kept thinking of a line from Lord of the Rings. It's when Samwise thinks that Frodo has died. He leaves the body, determined to carry on his mission, but stops for a moment to look back. "He peered out at that high stony place where all his life had fallen in ruin." There may be one or two commonalities between the things I like okay?!??
-Also for that drawing, that canon line "who was to tell us what had happened then?" shook me to my core when I first read this story. I knew I had to work it in somehow. What happens to the narrator when his protagonist dies?
-More canon lines - Moriarty talking about an "engine tearing itself to pieces" and "the days of the great cases have passed" are things that Holmes says himself.
-There's an instinct to drawing comics that makes me love making them more than any other medium. When a character is going to go through something complex, first I make sure that I can draw them experiencing that emotion. If I can't draw it, then there's probably something wrong and I need to write a bit more. Here are some sketches I did as I was ideating (which ended up being used in the comic):
-I was agonizing a few months ago about how to do this story, how to bring Holmes to the brink of the cliff and then bring him back. Sometimes when I'm stuck I just freewrite to see what comes up, trying to step through things from the character's perspective and see what makes sense. Here's some of this that I kinda think slaps:
When he survives…
He didn’t expect it. He was fully prepared to die. And he almost steps over that cliff, he does. Because he’s written himself into the end of the story. He’s written John the perfect ending.
But he doesn’t. Some animal part of his starved and neglected body, the part that kept him from falling in the first place, that kept him fighting. Is it the part that was loved and nurtured by watson? Some lingering love keeps him from following Moriarty. Hands that touched him in tenderness and love, now holding him back.
So everything since then has been trying to portray that in the most effective way possible. thank you for reading!
I love the extra information and the prose about how Holmes was surprised being saved.
Thank you for this series! I love it deeply. I remember the first time I read the Final Problem and the Empty House and the intense feet kicking excitement I had for his return and for Watson getting him back. This story has rekindled that first eagerness to read. From a fellow Sherlockian, you are truly doing this series justice.
THE FINAL PROBLEM - part 5 of many - For Tonight. part 1 - part 2 - part 3 - part 4.
This is in the Watson's Sketchbook series!
I love when platonic love and romantic love is so blurred that it doesn’t even matter anymore. All that matters is the devotion that’s there, the unwavering devotion
Currently reading the Hands of the Emperor and yes
things one must draw in order to cope when one is reading the Final Problem
Augh, this is so darned cute! I love how you draw them!
If you can’t find a place on your blog for Patrick Stewart in a bathtub dressed like a lobster, then your blog probably doesn’t deserve such majesty anyway.
Things are bad but also today I told my two year old I loved him and he replied "I love you lots and lots!" so I guess I won't give in to despair just yet.
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