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Lestrade: Bollocks!

Anderson: No no no no. It's obvious. That's how he did it. It's obvious.
Lestrade: Derren Brown? Let it go. Sherlock's dead.
Anderson: Is he?
Lestrade: There was a body. It was him. It was definitely him. Molly Hooper laid him out.
Anderson: No, she's lying. It was Jim Moriarty's body with a mask on.

The 3rd seson of BBC's Sherlock is amazing! I was completely blown away! When I first saw the beginning of The Empty Hearse I thought this was the explanation how he did it. (You all thought so, didn't you? )
Anyway even if it didn't actually happen the hair ruffle-kissing scene made me want Sherlock and Molly to end up together. That's why I decided to capture their moment.

I wanted to try something different and therefore I used my coloured pencils. It was a challenge for me because I had never used them before. Unfortunately I used a paper with rough pattern so it looks how it looks.

However I do still like it! I put the drawing in a frame and now it hangs in my room

Date: Finished on January 16, 2014
Tools: Kooh-i-noor Mondeluz, 2H pencil

Description

Lestrade: Bollocks!

Anderson: No no no no. It's obvious. That's how he did it. It's obvious.
Lestrade: Derren Brown? Let it go. Sherlock's dead.
Anderson: Is he?
Lestrade: There was a body. It was him. It was definitely him. Molly Hooper laid him out.
Anderson: No, she's lying. It was Jim Moriarty's body with a mask on.

The 3rd seson of BBC's Sherlock is amazing! I was completely blown away! When I first saw the beginning of The Empty Hearse I thought this was the explanation how he did it. (You all thought so, didn't you? )
Anyway even if it didn't actually happen the hair ruffle-kissing scene made me want Sherlock and Molly to end up together. That's why I decided to capture their moment.

I wanted to try something different and therefore I used my coloured pencils. It was a challenge for me because I had never used them before. Unfortunately I used a paper with rough pattern so it looks how it looks.

However I do still like it! I put the drawing in a frame and now it hangs in my room

Date: Finished on January 16, 2014
Tools: Kooh-i-noor Mondeluz, 2H pencil