Frost on the Windows

applepie3399:

I just noticed it when making the gif - LOOK AT HIS FACE! ;_;

This was just a split second of animation; really easy to miss, but gosh, look at it! That’s a pretty good depiction of “anguish” if ever I saw one. 

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I love these, especially that second one! 

Look into my eyes and tell me you want me.
Tell me you’d kill for me. Anything I want. (x)

Morinth was so pretty. I wish we’d gotten to see more of her.

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katimus:

Trying to come up with something for the Yori Lives contest and all I came up with were these penscratches so far.  My brain is totally failing me. 

I like these!

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whatevertron:

London, that great cesspool into which all the loungers and idlers of the Empire are irresistibly drained.

[…] try to imagine fandom’s reaction if the next big Holmes adaptation to come along had Holmes and Watson as British, yeah - young black British men, living case to case on a council estate in a dodgy area of London. How fandom would react if Sherlock Holmes didn’t employ street kids and homeless people like trained animals to do his bidding, but instead was part of that invisible underclass; if instead of having his eccentricities tolerated~ by Scotland Yard on account of being the Great White Genius, Sherlock Holmes, BME, school dropout, and sometime addict, was regarded by the police as practically a criminal already, one more thug, one more junkie, one more dealer in the making. If he had to choose between buying the week’s groceries or palming a twenty to a bored constable for the chance to spend five minutes on a crime scene, in the hope that whoever’s under enough pressure to deal with crime rates in the neighbourhood will pay him enough for a perp to feed himself and Watson for a month or two. If the greatest threat to his safety were police brutality, or the prospect of being done for a snitch; if his arch enemy weren’t Moriarty, but the systemic poverty and inequality that has him helping out his oppressors just to get by, and that makes the other side of the law look more tempting to someone with his skills every day.

This would be AMAZING.

I don’t watch any of the recent Sherlock adaptions, but I WOULD watch this! 

vanehwasreal:

Lt. Helga Sinclair appreciation post

Everything about her was the best part of the film.

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