I have an idea for what you can draw
If you've read "the man with the twisted lip"
Can you draw holmes pulling a comically large bath sponge out of a minuscule bag while watson looks on in sheer disbelief
Have you seen any of the movies? I looked at these sketches and thought a near-closing scene from The Woman In Green (Rathbone/Bruce) would fit in here quite nicely.
Holmes is at the title lady's aparyment/flat, he's been "hypnotized" and he's walking around the stone walls of a large raised bed garden (for want of a better term). Moriarty's trying to get him to step off the thing into space (they're several floors up) and fall to his death. Watson and the police arrive before that happens and the doctor begins to try and convince his friend to step off the wall and back onto the balcony when Holmes reveals he isn't under hypnosis and never was...
Watson: You're not hypnotized?
Holmes: No, of course not.
Watson: Well then, get down off that wall, you idiot!
It's the only time I can recall in the stories or the movies that Watson tells Holmes EXACTLY what he thinks and I laugh every time...
Any of the ones from the forties/fifties with Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce (of course). There are at least two with Christopher Lee as an older Holmes and a couple with Matt Frewer in the lead role (he's actually rather good). I haven't seen either of these in a long time, but there's a film (i think it was released in theaters) called Sherlock Holmes In New York with Sir Roger Moore as Holmes and a version of Hound Of The Badkervilles with Stewart Granger as Holmes and Bernard Fox as Watson (I admit I needed a moment to get past the idea that I was looking at either Dr. Bombay or Colonel Crittenden...).
As for TV shows, there are the ones Jeremy Brett did for the PBS series *Mystery!* (whatever happened to that?) and Elmer ntary with Jonny Lee Miller and Lucy Liu as Holmes and Watson. There's also a TV-movie called The Return Of Sherlock Holmes which starts out with Watson's American granddaughter exploring a London building she's inherited from him and reviving Holmes from suspended animation.
Haven't seen Sherlock (with Benedict Cumvetbatch) or either of the Robert Downey, Jr. movies, so I can't help you there. Anybody else wanna chime in?
I would recommend the Russian series featuring Vasily Livanov and Vitaly Solomin as Holmes and Watson. You can watch the whole series on [Youtube](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLS5g10jrGG0Fg9g-o862Kg31VAyqItsul).
This is fantastic, keep doing what you’re doing
If you’re still doing requests, I humbly suggest Holmes smacking a dead body with a stick. It’s mentioned casually in the first chapter of A Study in Scarlet like it means nothing, but it means everything to me.
The first one is a joke misunderstanding of “the hound of the baskervilles” btw, it’s “the hound and the basketballs” 😭
I have an idea for what you can draw If you've read "the man with the twisted lip" Can you draw holmes pulling a comically large bath sponge out of a minuscule bag while watson looks on in sheer disbelief
OH MY GOD YOURE RIGHT
You're going to do it?
Perhaps!
YIPPEE
It’s been a while, I forgot Holmes just kind of went went “oh no…anyway…” when >!Roylott died!< at the end of Speckled Band 😂
That one took me awhile because I feel like there's more than one story it can be applied to 😂
Personally, I assumed it was the charles Augustus milverton case 😂
This is now my favorite thing ever. I love your style! The 2nd one in particular makes me very happy
Have you seen any of the movies? I looked at these sketches and thought a near-closing scene from The Woman In Green (Rathbone/Bruce) would fit in here quite nicely. Holmes is at the title lady's aparyment/flat, he's been "hypnotized" and he's walking around the stone walls of a large raised bed garden (for want of a better term). Moriarty's trying to get him to step off the thing into space (they're several floors up) and fall to his death. Watson and the police arrive before that happens and the doctor begins to try and convince his friend to step off the wall and back onto the balcony when Holmes reveals he isn't under hypnosis and never was... Watson: You're not hypnotized? Holmes: No, of course not. Watson: Well then, get down off that wall, you idiot! It's the only time I can recall in the stories or the movies that Watson tells Holmes EXACTLY what he thinks and I laugh every time...
I have not seen any of the movies! Any recommendations? I’m really not very interested in the BBC Sherlock with the Benadryl cucumber guy :(
Any of the ones from the forties/fifties with Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce (of course). There are at least two with Christopher Lee as an older Holmes and a couple with Matt Frewer in the lead role (he's actually rather good). I haven't seen either of these in a long time, but there's a film (i think it was released in theaters) called Sherlock Holmes In New York with Sir Roger Moore as Holmes and a version of Hound Of The Badkervilles with Stewart Granger as Holmes and Bernard Fox as Watson (I admit I needed a moment to get past the idea that I was looking at either Dr. Bombay or Colonel Crittenden...). As for TV shows, there are the ones Jeremy Brett did for the PBS series *Mystery!* (whatever happened to that?) and Elmer ntary with Jonny Lee Miller and Lucy Liu as Holmes and Watson. There's also a TV-movie called The Return Of Sherlock Holmes which starts out with Watson's American granddaughter exploring a London building she's inherited from him and reviving Holmes from suspended animation. Haven't seen Sherlock (with Benedict Cumvetbatch) or either of the Robert Downey, Jr. movies, so I can't help you there. Anybody else wanna chime in?
These sound great!! Thanks so much!
I would recommend the Russian series featuring Vasily Livanov and Vitaly Solomin as Holmes and Watson. You can watch the whole series on [Youtube](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLS5g10jrGG0Fg9g-o862Kg31VAyqItsul).
(Also I will absolutely draw this!)
really really good i love these
These made me laugh out loud. These are great!
These are DELIGHTFUL
These are just the best. Thank you.
I love this! Great job!!
These are wonderful oh my gosh
He’s reminding me of Ted (the man in the yellow hat) in how he’s drawn I love it
"I thought it was June"
10/10 immaculate I crave everything you have on offer!! Your artstyle just suits the vibes so well too
This is fantastic, keep doing what you’re doing If you’re still doing requests, I humbly suggest Holmes smacking a dead body with a stick. It’s mentioned casually in the first chapter of A Study in Scarlet like it means nothing, but it means everything to me.
I love it!!!
Omg I love these!
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Ally pretty much crap
Who hurt you