thebritishteapot:

benedict—cumberbatch:

thousandskies:

SHERLOCK and JOHN in many shapes and forms! My personal favorite is them as table lamps. Part of my contribution for 7 Patch Problem Artbook. 

This is perfect! <3

havetardiswilltimetravel:

Bored

This is fantastic! So well done!

(Source: annyskod)

I now declare this international Sherlock day.

reichenfeels:

seohhe:

the-perks-of-being-a-starkid:

I can’t be the only one who’s been writing the date like this all day:

LOOK AT IT LOOK WHAT IT MAKES.

This will never happen again. Until 2113.

actually here in ‘murica it’ll happen again on Feb 21

2-21-13

(Source: danisnotintheshire)

watson-sighs-and-tuts:

Sherlock’s mind palace

Apart from it being a masterpiece of montage, this scene is so emotionally disturbing. Yes, he’s stunning, absolutely beautiful, showed in the middle of the rawness of the process of deducing. His uniqueness, being special, above everything ordinary, above average human potential shows here. You can’t look away - it’s hypnotising, but at the same time you want to because it’s so distressing to see him like possessed by this genius, by his brain, by this monster inside him. Living beast, feeding on all these tiniest associations, subtle hints, directions, words, slogans, images, tiniest bits of the whole wide universe ever surrounding him until these scraps form final solution. But before it comes to this the whole “ritual” looks almost painfully ecstatic, like he’s on high, beside himself, barely managing, being on the edge, and at the same time nothing could tear him away he’s exactly where he wants to be, belonging, complete, ABSOLUTE. It’s like one step too far and he snaps – done, swallowed by madness, turned into machine on the loop until he burns and turns into ashes along with his brain. You can feel that burden of his MIND, how his brain is a separate living being, forcing him to feed it all the time, taking control, driving away everything else but the purest intellect. Devouring him as a person, as a human entity, while fed. This scene shows so intensely the genius, Sherlock’s greatest asset that is his greatest tragedy. This scene shows how this blessing of his is also his curse threatening his humanity, stability, emotional well-being. It shows how he stands on the edge of abyss  all the time and one step too far and he’s falling.

suddenlyfalling:

dajokingkid:

Share a Coke with Sherlock

“Share a coke with Sherlock” is some pretty unfortunate phrasing given what we know about the guy’s drug habits.

(Source: thebakerstboys)

(Source: thewinchestersjournal)

mymindpalaceisatardis:

this is art okay

massyworld:

bbcsherlockheadcanon:

Submission by ieroween1031

accepted

singingsorrowless:

S.H.E.R.L.O.C.K.

(Source: lestrader)