notluvulongtime:

barachiki:

Always know where the nearest Red Shirt is, and keep your distance.

THIS. THIS WINS THE INTERNET. *sobs*

taikova:

ahhh not an actual entry for the let’s draw sherlock. more like trying-out-an-impossible-idea -drawing

(nike of samothrace is my favourite old thing hihi)

you damn decapitated old thing. i wanna see ur face.

owlshroom:

Here, have a couple of smiley Martin pics from Sundays Sherlock filming :D

choko17:

Here is my submission for the for the second project of let’s draw sherlock.

The picture that I choose to do is adele bloch by gustav klimt.

This drawing killed me. 

bluejackalope:

Quick doodle of my first idea (Laocoön and His Sons) for the second LetsDrawSherlock challenge. Probably not going to finish this, so here it is. ;D

(Source: reidlin)

mcpennyart:

“John… it’s too late, the rope-“

“Shut up, you idiot”

“… John, I-“

“Take my hand!”

Here you go, I drew some Spacelock.

You’re very welcome.

ibrakeforchemists:

endless violin.

mrbluebell:

My little sketch)))

Famous Painters: Benedict Cumberbatch as Vincent van Gogh, Martin Freeman as Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn, Richard Armitage as Claude Monet

(Source: areyousuretonightsadangernight)

(Source: beejohn)

littlemisshamish:

comic #16: the strange case of the heterosexual soldier and the virgin detective

kazujun:

Sherlock x Ukiyo-e Japanese woodblock print for the Lets Draw Sherlock famous works project!

The original artwork, c.1890, is by Ogata Gekko. He’s not quite a well-known artist outside of Japan nor is this piece the most famous of his body of work. But I like it tremendously because cherry blossoms are my favourite and also in season! His other works are equally beautiful though, and you can browse a large collection of his prints here if you’re interested! This particular artwork is part of his Fujin Fuzoku Zukushi series, which basically focus on women idling about doing nothing much. I feel like Sherlock would have hated it :)

Also! If you’re interested in how a woodblock print gets made in the traditional way, you should watch this crazy amazing video

johnwatsonismyspiritanimal:

ohshutupmrshudson:

by ~lkaet

Holy motherfucking Christ you know this would actually happen. 

(Source: sannapersikka)

teabeforewar:

Yet another Mucha-inspired piece for the letsdrawsherlock pile.  Based on Alphonse Mucha’s “Dance.”