#johnlock

deducingbbcsherlock:

inevitably-johnlocked:

cupidford:

it is literally. a thought bubble. goodbye.

FUCK MEEEEEEEE

somehow this is even worse than the wiping lips/John’s mouth transition in TSOT, omfg

@StatsBritain

John got Sherlock a special book for his birthday: How to be a Better Husband. Sherlock read the first chapter (“Truth soothes”) and decided to try it out. Now, John regrets his life decisions.

Sorry, guys! Went MIA for a bit again cause work and school have been killer lately. Well, here are some quick Sherlock sketches to celebrate the premiere of season 3 (FINALLY!!). Warning: Spoilers everywhere! But you knew that already.

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The first pic is just crack art and the second pretty much sums up this episode. Speech bubble reads: “Mon cheri, je suis ‘surprising and familiar,’ non?”

This is the first time I have ever loved Mary in any Sherlock adaptation. Not just tolerated, but loved! Amanda Abbington was the perfect choice!

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Things that made this episode worth the insanely long wait:

• All the teaser fake death scenarios that ANDERSON (?!?!) and his gang made up!
• How Sherlock’s death kind of broke Anderson… (wtf happened at the end? I’m still confused.)
• How John said he had met someone and Mrs. Hudson automatically assumed that it was a guy.
• French waiter Sherlock!! (though, I couldn’t help picturing Martin Crieff and his “bear polars”…)
• John punching Sherlock.
• John strangling Sherlock.
• John strangling Sherlock on the floor while some sensual tango-esque music plays in the background. (seriously, Moffat??)
• Mary becoming the biggest Johnlock advocate.
• Sherlock trolling John with a car full of explosives.
• Lestrade not-so-subtly asking Molly if he still has a chance of asking her out.

Ahh man, this episode was pretty darn perfect.

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Edit: I am thoroughly disappointed with Moffat. The rest of the season was awful and Mary turned into just another overly complicated and unrealistic character to shove into John’s life. Sigh.

Without you pulling it, the tide comes in.

Without you twirling it, the Earth can spin.

Without you pushing them, the clouds roll by.

If they can do without you, ducky, so can I!

I shall not feel alone without you!

I can stand on my own without you!

So go back in your shell!

I can do bloody well WITHOUT YOU!

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Yay! I have internet and tablet access again! In celebration, I decided to draw some more fandom/musical crossovers. Here’s a “My Fair Watson” for you. It… uh… turned out surprisingly more angsty than I had intended. -_-“

If you don’t know this musical, the song is Without You from the end of My Fair Lady. (I actually really hate this musical, not for the music but for the ending. I wish the musical had just ended with this song, with a strong, independent Eliza ready to take on the world without the rotten professor. But that’s a rant for another time. In this crossover, I picture Watson singing this song in a much different tone.)

Let’s make the pants tighter,

Let’s make the bed sheets looser,

Let’s all go to Hell in a fast car and keep it HOT!

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This is for the new Let’s Draw Sherlock culture swap challenge.

Culture can be defined in many different ways and doesn’t necessarily have anything to do with any nationality or ethnicity. I consider too many things my culture (nerd culture, art culture, American culture, Chinese culture, country culture, city culture, suburban culture, pop culture, indie culture, hipster culture, you name it!) but for the time being, I’m a New Yorker.

And the one thing I LOVE about New York is Broadway.

So yeah, here, have some musical theater culture!

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[[P.S. In the words of Roxie Hart, “I could not have done it without you!”

A big thanks to all you lovely people who cheered me on across the finish line. I seriously hate spending the time to create finished, polished pieces, but all your sweet messages kept me going! :) ]]

When you start to get confused because of thoughts in your head,

Don’t feel those feelings! Hold them in instead.

Turn it off, like a light switch.

Just go click!

It’s a cool little Vulcan/Angel/Sherlock trick!

We do it all the time

When you’re feeling certain feelings that just don’t seem right,

Treat those pesky feelings like a reading light,

And turn ‘em off,

Like a light switch.

Just go bap!

Really, what’s so hard about that?

Turn it off!

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So, I was listening to the OST for The Book of Mormonandthis song had me in stitches!

Anyways, here’s why it’s Spock, Sherlock, and Cas singing the “Turn it off” chorus:

Spock, because Vulcan. Enough said.

Sherlock, because “caring is not an advantage.”

Cas before he fell for Dean, because angels don’t feel.