So I picked up this typewriting app on a whim (because typewriters are cool) and started messing around with it, typing out what I figured Sebastian’s calling card would look like back in ACD times.

You have the option of posting your typewritten cards to the website’s gallery, and other people can then edit and repost your cards.

Irene got a hold of Seb’s calling card… so this has been happening XD

(via It is quite a three pipe problem | seanwes hand lettering | Sean McCabe)

mystradedoodles:

Illustration for the Barker Street Babes’ Sherlopalooza, tickets for which went on sale today <3

Did I mention I absolutely love the color here? Cuz I do.

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owlett:

More Moriarty blackout poetry.

Haunting.

I love these more than I love air.

(Source: martincrief)

Sebastian Moran [lifecrystals]
Jim Moriarty [taggianto]

((it was so creepy when we had our hands on that beehive thing, you could feel the vibration from all their wings))

owlett:

Finally created some Sherlock and Moriarty blackout poetry.

I love altered book poetry - and this one is really, really well done.

BBC Sherlock Signature Series Masterpost

Here they all are then! Every signature I’ve made for Sherlock, all in one convenient post. I think I’ve pretty much covered everyone now, at least everyone I can conceive of making signatures for. Thanks so much everyone for the love on these.

Couple new ones on here as well - I fixed John’s doctory scribble so that it leans to the left (yay left-handedness!) and added Sarah Sawyer to the mix. Also, both Andersons are on here - real!Anderson and joke!Anderson.

I’ll be getting them all up onto RedBubble here soon, including a design that has everyone’s signatures on it. I’ll also make a wallpaper (as requested) and maybe some other things (we’ll see!)

Onto the next project :3

(Source: taggianto-too)

taggianto-too:

Two more - the big ones :) - Sherlock & John. I initially went in a completely different direction for Sherlock, but it just wasn’t working. Then I settled on this style and I am so happy with how it turned out :)

Also, bonus! My med-school friend has often said that doctors really have two signatures, a normal one for every day stuff and a doctory one for doctory stuff (that is usually just a scribble cuz they have to write it on ten zillion things in any given day). So behold! John’s Doctory Signature!

And in case you missed them - Jim & Sebastian, Molly & Henry

Here, have some Fluff

It began with the listless feeling brought on by a Sunday afternoon. The morning had been productive – the flat was tidied, the dishes from the night before were washed and drying by the sink, piles of papers were shuffled into slightly better organized piles of papers. John stood back and admired his handiwork – 221B actually looked presentable now. Well, as presentable as a flat that contained a human skull, several vials of pig’s blood and a Sherlock could ever hope to be.

With a contented sigh, John flopped onto the sofa and grabbed his book from where it was perched on the coffee table. It was a delightfully trashy detective novel, the kind that made Sherlock roll his eyes and mutter about predictability. John loved them. He loved the absurd nature of the crimes, he loved the obligatory romantic soiree, and he especially loved when he was able to solve the mystery before the author intended. He lay back and stretched the full length of the sofa, opened the book and began to read.

It was as he was reading through the author’s rather amusing description of a police crime lab – honestly, had they ever even been to Scotland Yard? – that he heard a discontented grunt from the direction of the kitchen. He smiled without looking up from his book. “Have a good lie-in?”

There was a pause, then – “You moved my Petri dishes.”

(Source: taggianto-too)