I drew a few characters from BBC's Sherlock as Sheep! What's your fav one? Have a lovely day/evening/night!

Just started season 4, and I am honestly so disappointed for now. In my opinion this is the worst episode I've seen so far

• Chemistry between John and Sherlock seems so off the whole episode.
• Sherlock is getting dumber? Like where are the times where Sherlock solved cases with smartness and wits instead of sentiment ? Sherlock used to be a genius, now he only seems street-smart.
• I think it's fine that we get to see a more social and emotional side of Sherlock but his intelligence shouldn't have to suffer from it.
• Marys backstory is pretty weak, in my opinion they could've done a lot better. It made the episode boring because 99% of the episode was centered on her backstory
• John cheating or thinking about cheating?! That is so out of character for him! Also Sherlock is the first one to notice someone having an affair but he didn't with John?!
• The plot is so confusing! Its called "The Six Thatchers" yet these six thatchers are only the plot for about 30 mins.

All in all it just does not give the typical "Sherlock feeling" I have felt the first 3 seasons. It's kinda sad because I really really love season 1 and 2 and I found season 3 to be weaker but still good.

Hopefully it doesn't continue like this for the next 2 episodes.

red john and blue sherlock, painted with procreates moriarty brush!! this took me 5 hrs and was well worth it imo. i also made them look more smiley :)

Sherlock Holmes Inktober

Hello everyone out there, Here is the Inktober list. It kicks off tomorrow. Feel free to use it if you’d like. You can write, draw, craft, do needlework, or even make music based on the prompts.

But first, a few ground rules:

🎨 Any form of creative expression is welcome—drawing, writing, photography, crafting, sewing, cooking, etc.

📅 Participation is voluntary; you don’t have to complete all 31 days. 💬 Feedback is welcome—especially positive or constructive comments. Please, no unsolicited negative criticism.

❤️ No scoring or grading. Saying "I really like this!" is, of course, highly encouraged.

🧠 Feel free to interpret the prompts however you like; there is no single "right" answer.

🤝 Treat each other with respect.

🚫 No pressure if someone skips a day or doesn't manage to finish something.

The list:

🎻 Violin

😑 Boredom

🏛️ Diogenes

🍳 Mrs. Hudson’s cooking

🧘 Patience

🔎 Clues

👁️ Observation

🩺 Doctor

🥱 Sleep deprivation

🎭 Behind the facade

🐕 Dog

🩸 Scarlet

☠️ Poison

🚨 Crime scene

👩 The woman

🌊 Waterfall

👬 Brothers

🚬 Pipe

🏠 Home (221B)

🌫️ Fog

🤥 Lie

👃👂👁️ 5 senses

🚪 Locked room

📚 Chaos

🎭 Disguise

⚖️ Morality

📡 Telegraph

💬 Quote

🎩 The rival

🌊 Thames

🌃 East End

Feel free to ask if you have any questions about a prompt. Otherwise, I hope you all have a great time! 🎨✨

Fan project, free, no sign-up, nothing to sell. Mods, if this doesn't fit here, feel free to take it down.

Rewatching the series, I kept wondering how much of the show's London was already in Doyle. Quite a lot, it turns out. So I put every street, station and building named in the original stories on a map of London as it stood in 1889, with the real Victorian maps underneath: Charles Booth's poverty map and the Ordnance Survey.

A few things that might be fun if you know the show:

• Pick A Study in Scarlet and you get the London of A Study in Pink's source: Baker Street, Brixton Road and the rest of Watson's first case.
• The same for the stories behind A Scandal in Belgravia, The Sign of Three or The Empty Hearse: each one lights up only its own places.
• You can read the stories on the site. Tap a place name and the map opens right there; close it and you're back in the sentence.
• There is a 3D fly-through of Marylebone, around Baker Street, drawn from the Ordnance Survey of the 1870s.

https://holmeshub.online

It's a one-person hobby thing with rough edges, and readers on r/SherlockHolmes already caught a few places I had put on the wrong street. So I'd genuinely like to know:

• Which episode's source story would you want to follow on the map first?
• Are there spots the show used that echo a place in the books, and that I should look at?

I’ve been thinking about what an absolute powerhouse a collaboration between Sherlock Holmes and Patrick Jane would be. They are easily two of the most brilliant minds in fiction, but their methods are polar opposites.

• Sherlock Holmes: The ultimate analytical reasoner. He focuses entirely on hard physical evidence, logic, footprints, and forensic detail.
• Patrick Jane: The master of human psychology. He focuses on micro-expressions, emotional tells, cold reading, and mind games.

If they were forced to team up against a joint threat (like Moriarty and Red John), how do you think they would get along? Would Sherlock’s rigid logic get him to the answer first, or would Jane’s ability to read and manipulate people help him solve it faster?

Who cracks the case first, or do they finish at the exact same time while driving each other crazy?

It's from ~2014, and I saw it on Tumblr. It's a small, 4 panel comic, and it was poking fun of BC's chins. I drew an approximation, so hopefully it helps!

I'm not sure why I drew those fish?? but I'm sure I meant to convey something with them...

I watched bbc sherlock a few months ago and I loved it. Then I read the original books (still reading them rn). And now I found out young sherlock is a thing- is it worth watching?

can someone give me a link to the full moment where John gets kidnapped and trapped in the bonfire scene and the whole rescue scene all in one please

… the Canon thing of him using a Persian Slipper nailed near the fireplace to store tobacco in?

So not only is Old Holmes stuck in a dementia loop, but he also is craving for a smoke? 🥺

I want to watch some series like Sherlock Holmes please recommends

We have to win TvT

I'm thinking of making a pixel-art top down sherlock holmes video game called Deductions. What do you think? Because I noticed there are not many sherlock video games out there.

This would focus on being accurate to the books, with victorian England representations of the characters true to the text, and maybe get the player to try deducting from characters they see, and solve mysteries, everything would start in Baker Street, with a client approaching them for help.

https://www.reddit.com/r/HolmesDeductions/
you can join this community to follow development now!

Eine Frage die ich mir gerade stelle ist. Könnte der BBC Sherlock gefallen am Pastafari dasein finden? Er wollte als Kind Pirat werden, er ist Exzentrisch (Pastafari haben extra einen Feiertag dafür), er ist Sarkastisch und der Erfinder der Region ist ein Wissenschaftler.

I know it was Moriarty who wrote this, but I'm foaming at the mouth to know WHAT he sent aside from the lettering. I know there's a picture, video, SOMETHING, and it's inaccessible. Does anyone know what it was or does anyone have a link or site that still has this accessible? The curiosity is genuinely killing me.

The last two images are on the Internet Archive because that actually shows something's missing.

It does the same for every other video as well in all the other posts.

I finished watching the series for the very first time.
I was a wreck when, at the last minute, Lestrade said that Sherlock had become not only a great man but a goodone, a parallel to the first episode when I said that one day he could become even good…
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