Very Sincerely Yours

I Don't Do Much Any Pronouns

[rendevok]

view (from the witness stand)

[catmintnepetas]

this pheonix sprite always kills me like if i saw my lawyer hitting this pose id just end it all

look at my lawyer dawg im going to jail

[proprietorofvoid]

Watson's love for food is such an integral part of his character that we've been robbed of in modern adaptations. Yeah it's been hinted at but not like this since maybe Rathbone's Sherlock. Breaking down a case while absolutely demolishing a hotel breakfast is pure Watson core and I have missed it terribly.

[bearsockz]

I’ll check the backroom

[spyrearts]

A sneak peak of an animatic im working on based on the fanfic STATIC by rustycookies! @mak3morn

[chcooh]

tears

[maym0rin]

Preview on my next NRMT DJ, coming soon in end of 2026!

some of the front parts might get redrawn just to update on my artstyle... aiming for a convention in Dec 2026! hopefully.........!!!!!! (internally crying)

either way, my last year's nrmt DJ [ReMinDer] is now free to download. Please enjoy!

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[gentleman-detective]

Happy Pride to all the John Watsons and Sherlock Holmeses that have been created on Tomodachi Life recently.

[charredinks]

beanbrat perchance

ABSOLUTELY

I love Bratbean and Chiefeen

Honestly, don’t know how I haven’t drawn them yet

And here’s a Chiefeen

And Miles’

[ufolliegy]

heres how soriel can stilll win

[muchmorethanmoney]

The thing a lot of people don’t seem to get about Alastor and Vox’s dynamic is just how mutual it is. I’m not strictly talking about feelings here, I’m more referring to the fucked up parts of their relationship. Vox stalks Alastor, but Alastor knows about it and not only enjoys it, he counts on it. Alastor is dishonest and loves talking people into things, but Vox knows this and expects it. They enjoy hurting each other, but all of their fights across seventy years never resulted in the death of either of them (and if Alastor’s fighting style in the finale where he barely harmed Vox at all is any indication, their fights were likely games, and a mix of “pain and pleasure (but mostly pain)” for both of them). Vox ties Alastor to a chair, but given that Alastor has enough movement that he can do acrobatics on it and move across Vee tower, the binding is completely useless and only there to further this little game they have. Vox shocks Alastor, Alastor opens his legs to let Vox come closer at the end of don’t you forget reprise.

I’m just saying that the entirety of season 2 showed us just how much both of these characters enjoy (while still being harmed by) this little psychosexual game they have going on. If this moment didn’t make you understand just how reciprocal their deal is, then you might need to watch the season again.

[rillyrillo]

WIP #2

[gasgassss]

that one dialogue from aai

[binghop]

Everyone always says that Watson is the sun and Sherlock is the moon, but they are WRONG and here is why -

To start with the most obvious reason - Watson is, as Sherlock puts it, a conductor of light. He presents Sherlock Holmes to the world like an artist would a painting - if Watson was an illusrator he'd put a picture of Sherlock on every page of his books - and he basically already does in his descriptions.

Watson is also just very moon coded in general - his colours feel like a more warmish grey, and he has that relaxed old man vibe to him from time to time. Watsons character feels tied to how he cares for people and interacts with them, and I personally believe that to be a very moon-like quality.

Sherlock is also very sun coded - he shines brightly, and everyone notices him, but people can't truly see him with their bare eyes, he's misunderstood by many and can seem quite jarring. Sherlock accels in many areas, and people offen put him in a higher possision of importance compared to the moon. (But just like the moon, Watson is never fully forgotten in day-to-day conversation).

Sherlock cannot help but be the centre of attention due to his brightness.

People make the mistake of thinking sun = whoever is more bubbly and confident and moon = the shy, slightly grumpy one. And as much as I would ague this isn't always the case, I would like to mention that by that standard Sherlock still feels more sun-like and Watson still feels more moon-like.

People often forget that Sherlock isn't just a thinking mechine, he can be cheeky, theatrical, and Watson can often doubt his abilities and hide himself behind Sherlock's genius.

But either way you look at it - Sherlock amd Watson cannot truely shine to their full potential without each other.

[ceoofyaoi1241]

not liking the art that much anymore but i still like the idea....

[xgraavyx]

I'm reading Bonnie Macbird's Art In the Blood series RN and omg this is so fire! Like-

Not only are the cases super interesting, the entire series seems to be a sort of Holmes character study. It highlights his emotional aspects and left brained traits while also highlighting his aristocratic roots in a way that feels natural and super compelling. Watson being a goat as well, it has like nice narrative style and it showcases his personality well idk how to explain.

Finished all the books now it's SO good

[chilimayonnaise]

record store ruckus