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1970s AU shitpost, featuring Wiggins.
Watson doesn't get service on the phone and is incredibly frustrated. Not easy to get an ambulance, then. Luckily he had a shirt to use as gauze for Holmes' arm, so everything is OK! No wonder Holmes is flustered, though.
Close-ups here:
The first ever drawing I did of 70s Holmes & Watson (2019) and the most recent (2024). I think my style has developed quite a lot, to say the least.
I've made another Tumblr account called @thereddevils, which is where I'll post about my 70s AU exclusively from now on. If you're interested in seeing more of this please consider following! I'm going to post a lot of old art in the weeks to come, and then I'll continue with new art and writing.
Even at age 11, Marcus #Rashford knew EXACTLY what he wanted. 👏🏼🔴
Early bigger pieces
70s Mary Morstan and inspector Giles Lestrade
A sketch (sort of) of the two being involved, if you catch my drift! Further along in my 70s AU Mary ends up with the awkward Lestrade, and Lestrade can't comprehend why a tall, beautiful red head wants to be with him. But they fit like a glove, and I think that's swell!
BONUS portrait of Lestrade:
(Never mind that the character design is different, haha.)
Circles
Apparently I love spheres and circles.
The Early Years (2019)
Early art of the boys (and some other characters as well). It's weird to see my art developing during this year as I kept drawing digitally.
70s Mrs. Hudson & Billy Wiggins
I love these two so much. I put them together since they're like family. Mrs. Hudson is the widowed land lady of the building the boys live in. She's a hard working, sweet woman with a lot of love to give. And the reciever of most of her love is young Billy Wiggins, leader of The Irregulars gang. Wiggins likes to play tough, but he's really a nice, humorous kid. He calls Mrs. Hudson 'auntie', and in return she's the only one allowed to call him by his real name 'William'. The two middle pieces are of an older Wiggins, post-Hiatus.
