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@Charlie_Gray_: Best supporting actor winner Mark Gatiss photographed as a part of my @olivierawards portfolio… https://www.instagram.com/p/BEyaGDJhyXt/ 

Sketches of Mycroft’s Eyes by Alexander Nussbaum, humble draftsman and character from Serpentynka’s Sketchy series. 

Done with graphite pencils of a range of hardnesses in Lexie’s sketchbook at various times when he couldn’t quite shake that gaze. 

Created for the print version of Sketchy 2, which will include art by me, @khorazir, @meetingyourmaker, and the author @theartofforensics. Thank you, I’m so pleased to be a part of this. They look a bit fuzzy in this post, so open in new tab for a larger and crisper view.

For anyone interested in my drawing process I present:

Coloured pencil: Where Everything Looks Absolutely Tragic Until Eventually 50-60 Hours and 50 Billion Layers Later It Doesn’t (click photos for captions)

Materials: Graphite pencil for sketch, Polychromos coloured pencils, Zest-it blending fluid, various paintbrushes (for blending), white gel pen, the patience of a saint

“Think”

Sherlock IV, Episode I filming on 28/04/2016, London. Part IV.

And that’s it for the 1st London setlock from me! As you might’ve noticed, the pictures from the actual scene they were shooting that day are suspiciously absent from these sets of pic. This is because there is only so much of John Watson’s married bliss an average Sherlock fan one can endure :)

This

is from Silver Blaze.

DON’T PANIC. DON’T. PANIC.