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benedict-cumberbatch-problem answered your question “question: does anyone care about my art only side-blog? I’m thinking...”
frankly since you sign all your work with practicefortheheart it makes more sense to solely post your art here. a post of your art on your sideblog showed up on my dash the other day and i initially thought the blog was reposting your work
good point, yeah
benedict-cumberbatch-problem replied to your post “it’s too early to go to bed - I’ll wake up in the middle of the night...”
What's your favorite thing to draw? What's your least favorite?
The thing depends, really. It changes all the time. Now I really like landscapes and playing with colours. I’m happiest when I can be a little messy - I like the dynamic it gives my drawings. My least favourite is lineart, because that’s supposed to be clean and it takes forever.
benedict-cumberbatch-problem replied to your post: “I'm sorry if this is intrusive or crossing any lines, if it is please...”:
apparently only sex workers have clients lol
there is nothing wrong with being a sex worker, i hope my answer conveyed that tho!!
Now I'm thinking about Sherlock using bath bombs. Option 1: He goes to great lengths to hide his bath bomb use from John and only uses them when John is out and stores the bath bombs in his bedroom. Option 2: He doesn't care to hide his bath bomb use, but locks himself in the bathroom when he uses them. About once a month he takes a super long bath and catches up on his women's magazines and gets super pruney, and John has learned to accept that on these days he has to pop in (1/2)
to Mrs. Hudson's or Speedy's if he needs to pee. Bonus imagery: Gay Pilot!Sherlock doing option 2 only leaving the door wide open.
Sherlock absolutely using bath bombs with impunity, Mrs Hudson complaining about always having to clean up all the fucking glitter
Hi! I was wondering if you had any insight into why Sherlock didn't change Irene's text tone after she personalized it?
That’s an interesting question, thank you for asking! Well, the obvious answer would be “because Sherlock is in love with Irene and her text tone turns him on”. But I don’t believe he’s in love with her – if you take into account how he doesn’t show an interest in her attempts at flirtation, but coldly takes her pulse while she tries to seduce him, you can hardly think he is. (As an aside: I think he’s repulsed by Irene’s aggressive display of sexuality, but what does attract him is her intelligence. In the original story, “A Scandal in Bohemia”, it says: “Irene Adler had the mind of the most resolute of men.” That’s a rather misogynistic point of view, I’m afraid, but it makes for a sort of homoerotic attraction of minds.)
Well, I’ll get back to the first, “obvious” reason later, but there has to be another one. From the point of view of the audience, it’s important to have this very characteristic text tone, because thus everyone will notice without any doubt when Sherlock receives a text message from Irene. During the scene at Battersea Power Station, we immediately know Sherlock has been listening to Irene and John’s conversation when we hear his phone moaning after Irene has sent her text (and John knows, too). And the text tone gives away Sherlock, the would-be executioner, in the last scene but one before we even see his eyes under the turban. (Also it allows a joke during the Christmas scene when the moan is heard when Sherlock kisses Molly on the cheek.)
But then you asked about Sherlock’s reason not to change Irene’s personalized text tone. I think when he first heard his phone moaning he was still too drugged to do anything about it. But then next morning, he received another text while he was having breakfast with John. And Sherlock couldn’t fail to notice that the moaning drives John nuts. So I suppose Sherlock couldn’t overcome the temptation to tease John by keeping the text tone. I’m not sure if he consciously wanted to make John jealous. If he did, it wasn’t exactly a good idea, because it only reinforced John’s assumption that Sherlock is straight. (Which helps to complicate matters between the two of them – it’s one of the many necessary obstacles in their long romantic arc.)
Now, I had promised to get back to the first reason. If you believe in TJLC, you won’t mind following me one step further. From the point of view of Gatiss and Moffat, the “lying liars”, Sherlock’s keeping Irene’s text tone is a perfect red herring. On the surface, it looks as if Sherlock was in love with Irene. There is subtext for those who like to look under the surface, but as this is only the beginning of season two it’s well hidden – better not to give away too much. You know: softly, softly.
benedict-cumberbatch-problem replied to your post “benedict-cumberbatch-problem replied to your post “the hell is...”
lol idek He looks like this celebritlife.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/bruno-mars-6.jpg and he's really short and I have no idea what his music sounds like
yep, he's the one with the whistling song
benedict-cumberbatch-problem replied to your post “the hell is uptownfunk?”
Some song that has Bruno Mars singing in it but it's not a Bruno Mars song apparently. Idk
is that the guy with the whistling song?
