Did I mention Rupert Graves? I should. One should always mention Rupert Graves. "When in doubt, mention Rupert Graves," that's my motto. Well it is now.
Just so you guys know I’m not dead. Wifey made me post this. :) Efforts on other Projects continue.
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It was morning when Greg finally made it back to the flat. Most of the locks took two attempts to find the right key, but he was too tired to start swearing, and besides, it had ended well. Finding the suspect with the murder weapon half a centimeter into the flesh of his last (surviving) victim, followed with a terrified confession, was pretty good work.
He could hear Mycroft’s voice in his study as he passed, and didn’t pause. Mycroft, being Mycroft, would have seen his graceless entrance to the flat after the first attempt with the wrong key had set off the security cameras. If Mycroft hadn’t known it was him, he wouldn’t have made it in the door. But he had, and Mycroft hadn’t come and let him in. That meant that Mycroft was not just busy, but that the call was important.
I LOVE EVERYTHING YOU WRITE WITH UNHOLY PASSION.
WHAT ABOUT THE THINGS I WRITE WITHOUT UNHOLY PASSION?
OR THE THINGS I WRITE WITH A HOLY PASSION?
…yeah, I can’t think of any of that last one, either.
Just so you guys know I’m not dead. Wifey made me post this. :) Efforts on other Projects continue.
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It was morning when Greg finally made it back to the flat. Most of the locks took two attempts to find the right key, but he was too tired to start swearing, and besides, it had ended well. Finding the suspect with the murder weapon half a centimeter into the flesh of his last (surviving) victim, followed with a terrified confession, was pretty good work.
He could hear Mycroft’s voice in his study as he passed, and didn’t pause. Mycroft, being Mycroft, would have seen his graceless entrance to the flat after the first attempt with the wrong key had set off the security cameras. If Mycroft hadn’t known it was him, he wouldn’t have made it in the door. But he had, and Mycroft hadn’t come and let him in. That meant that Mycroft was not just busy, but that the call was important.
My submission for the latest Lets Draw Sherlock! project. I saw a couple other Mucha pieces - but too bad, he’s my absolute favourite - so you guys get one more!
A few months ago I did a similar piece with Irene based off of Mucha’s ‘Feather’ - this one is ‘Topaz’ from Mucha’s Precious Stones series. I’ve chosen Irene in her ‘battle costume’, added jasmine - meaning ‘grace and elegance’, and replaced the dress with Sherlock’s dressing gown.
i’m so productive today
”A demon can get into real trouble, doing the right thing.” He nudged the angel. “Funny if we both got it wrong, eh? Funny if I did the good thing and you did the bad one, eh?”
“Not really,” said Aziraphale.
Crawly looked at the rain.
“No,” he said, sobering up. “I suppose not.”
Always know where the nearest Red Shirt is, and keep your distance.
THIS. THIS WINS THE INTERNET. *sobs*
OMG!
OH MY GOD YES
Who comes up with this stuff? I need to kiss you.
Been trying to draw all super srs and improve and things the last few days and now I just want to draw crappy doodle things in dramatic black pen.
Have some.. ver sketchy chrestocroft.
It’s my fault. Well some of it is. We need to find a new name for it, though. Aristocroft isn’t any better. And now I’m picturing Mycroft as played by Jonathan Aris. As you do.
But now I have to go back to inventing magic physics. Or something. And anyone who doesn’t love Chrestocroft … I have no hope for you. None. Nothing.
don`t try to run my life with your passive agressive smiley faces ao3.
One of those moments where I’m so glad Rupert Graves doesn’t know there’s an internet or he’d stop being God’s gift to it. (On that basis, we should probably hide life on Earth from him, too.)
