#sherlockian

He's got anger issues, and he's kind and warm. He's got trust issues, and he's loyal and caring. He's sarcastic and stubborn, and he's self-sacrifcing and patient. He's so tired, and he'll run head first into danger because he loves the adventure. He's so soft, and he's so bruised. He's a crackshot of a marksman, and he runs like a puppy and types like a chicken. He's Sherlock's grounding anchor, and he's Sherlock's enabler and partner in crime solving. He's so repressed, and he feels so much.

I love you, John Watson.

20th century book fans in magazines: look, one of them, Sherlock or Watson, has to be a woman. Really, I think it's Watson, because no man knows so well the habits of their mate, so in conclusion, they're romantic but Watson is a woman and that's one of the reasons why I think it is like that. In this other story-

21st century fans, seeing the truth:

Today's drawing practice, Basil of Baker Street.

2 hours of pencil sketch warmups/practice on paper, plus digital sketch under the cut.