#WATSON

[doriana-gray-games]

my love John is very underrated, pls, Doriana, give me *anything* ANY BREADCRUMBS ABT HIM, ANY HEADCANONS OR THINGS

Mwah, luv u pookie <3333

I’ve already said this, but W is really pretty good at sewing and mending.

Loves tea. Much more than coffee.

Likes a drink but tries never to over do it.

A weakness for food in general.

Loves the scent of fresh baked bread 🍞

Has kissed someone before.

[best-series-forever]

[holmesoldfellow]

Sherlock Holmes Christmas card by Olivia Moy ( @luckychinacat ) (2019)

[contact-guy]

THE ADVENTURE OF CHARLES AUGUSTUS MILVERTON - part one of several, because this is one of my favorite Holmes stories! Ever since I read it I had a feeling there was something more...personal...going on with Holmes's hatred for Milverton than simply a principled stand against blackmail. A lot of this is directly pulled from the books but of course I took it in my own direction!

This is in the Watson's sketchbook series, and specifically references the Hound of the Baskervilles entry in that series :)

also thank you to my friend Phoenix for reading this when it was in sketch phase and reassuring me that it made sense!

Milverton design under the cut:

watson says he has a 'touch of Mr. Pickwick about him' so I tried to do Pickwick but...scary

[detournementsmineurs]

"Wisteria" by Albert Watson, 1985.

[juihwhite]

I must admit, all this sketching has immensely improved my skills.

More headshot sketches of both Sherlock Holmes and his intimate acquaintance and colleague Dr. Watson.

At this point I had fallen head over heels for David Burke’s Watson.

[fogdraws]

Let them be content let them be cozy let them be happy

Also I'm very happy abt Holmes' face there, I think I did nice on the perspective - given that I struggle a lot w it

[allallestodo]

THE ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES

2.01 The Copper Beeches

[meep-meep-richie]

he really went from being Sherlock Holmes to being John Watson

[doriana-gray-games]

can we get a snippet of Dr Watson taking care of Sherlock? :>

“You were foolish—“

“Calculating—“

“Foolish!”

“I miscalculated,” you correct. “Or missed some variable. Being wrong, in some small way, is not the same as foolish. Truly Watson, to think you so against learning, improving oneself by accepting failures—“

“YOU BROKE YOUR TOES!”

“Just the one toe…”

“The important one.”

“I don’t discriminate on such things.”

Watson pushes you down to remain on the bed. “I need to bind it. How’s your pain?”

“Tolerable. Unless…”

“No—“

“Then do not ask.”

Your good doctor had kept you in bed, elevated foot and everything for far too long now. It had been nearly an hour.

There’s tea on your cupboard. Extra sugars. And the very best biscuits, the one Watson hoards for the longest of days.

“Watson?”

They hum a soft sound, an acknowledgment, as they bind your broken appendage with steady and careful hands.

“If I am forced to endure monotony, I shall demand you do it with me.”

Watson looks at you, over those steady shoulders. A small smile across their lips. “I shall remain by your side. For as long as… as you need me, Sherlock. I can promise you that.”

[sopasapo]

The Case Of The Stolen Doctor (old repost)

[ogsherlockholmes]

*average chronicler lies three times in their entries* factoid actualy just statistical error. average chronicler lies 0 times in their entries. Dr John Watson, who lies all the time and can't keep track of his lies which leads to a series of inconsistencies which can only be explained by his being an unreliable narrator and has lied One Thousand times, is an outlier adn should not have been counted

[jonkwatson]

i lied. put your clothes back on. im going to explain how 2 gay men who never told eachother how they feel carried fandoms since late 1800s

[mouse-of-mischief]

I just had a not-so-fun thought. Since Sherlock & Co. is aware that it's a podcast and occasionally references real word events that are currently happening or have recently happened...Do you think the creators will stop releasing episodes of the podcast for two or three years after the Reichenbach Fall to create a consistent and realistic timeline of Sherlock's faked death and John and Mariana mourning? Or do you think they'll shorten the time of Sherlock's absence to merely a few months of playing dead for the audience if they go down this route? Maybe after Sherlock "dies" we'll just get a few sad episodes of John venting to us about missing Sherlock. Whatever happens, I'm both looking forward to and fearing how they will handle this part of the story!