#lestrads

[steel-peach]

Gina and Van Zieks honoring the tradition

[oekaki-chan]

My piece for TGAAI zine!

[exaltedfuzz]

Day 5 of AceAttober... Detective

I couldn't just choose one... So I did all of them

Bonus: figuring out Gregson

[calamari-inari]

Let us pretend those troublemakers aren't causing a scene back there. Now, where were we?

Lots of friends are over playing with Barok's sword collection! Sounds pretty dangerous...

This was my page art for The Great Ace Attorney Investigations Zine earlier this year! It was my first time participating in a TGAA zine and hopefully I'll have the opportunity to join more in the future ><

[contact-guy]

Picture me drawing this in a hotel bar in Michigan. Watson’s Sketchbook has returned with THE CARDBOARD BOX!

I chose to put this right after SIGN OF THE FOUR because of Holmes’s magnificently bitchy “don’t even bother crediting me” moment that I felt deserved a deeper reason than dunking on Lestrade for no reason.

There’s also the quote about the potential meaninglessness of life that ends the story and is, again, weirdly poignant for a fairly ordinary case. The drawing for that quote is inspired by this Paget piece I love:

(This is in the Watson’s sketchbook series!)

[zentinels]

NARUHODOU NIGHTMARE 🔪🩸 [id in alt]

[crocrubies]

dgs piece I did a little while ago!!

[jarrows]

recently i reread a bunch of my favorite sherlock holmes stories (norw my beloved) and felt compelled to create my own diagram for 221B

[fetalsloth]

little white girls who get into trouble xoxo

[somethingintheforest]

[doriana-gray-games]

DOUCHESTRADE MINIGAME ✨🎉

You can thank Patreon for this, cause they voted they rather get the minigame sooner and on Choicescript than exclusive access on Twine (This is more of an exception than the rule tho tbf)—

-💛- LESTRADE ROMANCE MINIGAME -💛-

Have you ever wondered who they were before?

Before all that darkness that clouds their mind and forces their mouth to speak far too little or far too much?

Meet what I dub "douchestrade" 💖

Far too much confidence, and not enough humbling going on at all.

... I have no idea if this is selling it or not. But basically, this is an AU mini-game, of Lestrade without their downward spiral, a little younger, and far too many thoughts of Sherlock.

Enjoy 😙❤️✨

Ps. Try at least both of the two main choices. They are very different!

If you play this and you're like damn I really want more Lestrade -- or Watson, Mrs Hudson (I don't judge), there's more stuff on Patreon every month <3

[largeonions]

the cover i drew for @tgaaizine!! truly an honor to have participated in this project ^^

[altho-arto]

As much as I respect Ryuu's grasp on english the whole games you cannot convince me he or Susato wouldnt slip up back to their native tongue once in a while ( #bilingual struggle)

Bonus panel (dgs2 spoiler!!) under the read more

[exaltedfuzz]

Various for today

Lanamia

I've been playing DGS... In the last case of game 1 now... Had to draw a few characters to try & figure them out

Bonus:

[ginette-de-gallifrey]

Currently reading the OG Sherlock Holmes' books, and who was going to tell me that every moderns iterations of that man that make him a somber asshole without heart was not only wrong as a deep reading of the character but also just at face value ????

That man is clapping his hands in excitement, humming songs, bowing to an imaginary crowd, telling himself encouragements under his breath, preening everytimes Watson tells him he is smart, and generally being silly. Hell he compliments Watson, Lestrade and Gregson, and I'm only at A Study in Scarlet ??? Which is the first fucking book ??? Who read that and though that we needed to make him a mysterious bastard without heart ???

Give me more silly little Holmes being both the most accomplishes detective out there and being a weird little gremlins. Please.

[contact-guy]

Drew Holmes looking bitchy and then had to find an appropriate book passage to accompany it (easiest five seconds of my life)

"We have got to the deductions and the inferences," said Lestrade, winking at me. "I find it hard enough to tackle facts, Holmes, without flying away after theories and fancies."

"You are right," said Holmes demurely; "you do find it very hard to tackle the facts."

-Sherlock Holmes, The Boscombe Valley Mystery