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Posh, my friends. Simply posh.TheExhorsecist wrote: "Twilight was certainly not a difficult pony to live with. She was quiet in her ways, and her habits were regular. It was rare for her to be up after ten at night, and she had invariably breakfasted and gone out before I rose in the morning. Sometimes she spent her day in her laboratory, sometimes in the library, and occasionally in long excursions, which appeared to take her into the wildest portions of the Everfree. Nothing could exceed her energy when the working fit was upon her; but now and again a reaction would seize her, and for days on end she would lie upon the sofa in the sitting-room, hardly uttering a word or moving a muscle from morning to night except to turn the pages of the book she was reading."
--Dr. Spike Watson LLD, "A Study in Violet"
Watercolor on Canson cold press paper. Finished on 1/15/13 (finally caught up to this year).
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your welcome
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Btw does anyone else see this and think Niles Standish?
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Indeed. What better application for magic is there?
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I have never given it a thought before, but it does make plenty of sense for Spike's eyebrows to be scaly as well.
Such a curious thought. I like it.
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I had probably given it the same amount of thought before painting this, but it did seem to make sense. I'm glad you like it.
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Nay, sir. Swag is but a poor imitation, I say, an underdeveloped, malnurished, convoluted mimicry of the pure, refined class you see before you.
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Ah yes, my error dear sir. A thousand pardons on such a blunder. Obviously such must be recognized for the caliber of class it represents.
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"Twilight was certainly not a difficult pony to live with.Β She was quiet in her ways, and her habits were regular. It was rare for her to be up after ten at night, and she had invariably breakfasted and gone out before I rose in the morning. Sometimes she spentΒ her day in her laboratory, sometimes in the library, and occasionally in long excursions, which appeared to takeΒ her into the wildest portions of the Everfree. Nothing could exceed her energy when the working fit was upon her; but now and again a reaction would seize her, and for days on end she would lie upon the sofa in the sitting-room, hardly uttering a word or moving a muscle from morning to night except to turn the pages of the book she was reading."
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--Dr. Spike Watson LLD, "A Study in Violet"
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Brilliant, sir. Positively brilliant.
I'll have to paste this into the artist's comments, if you don't mind.
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I'm flattered!Β Paste away, sir, and thank you.
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Makes me want to go read a Sherlock Holmes book now.Β
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This complimented the portrait perfectly, in my opinion. Thank you for being awesome!
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Beautiful. Simply, beautiful
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Thanks very much!
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I'm with you at this point ...
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I say, dear boy!
That looks absolutely smashing! Bloody spiffing, if I may say so!
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Why, yes! I do say, ol' chap!
(Can't use plz accounts worth of crap 
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Holy nutcase. This is freaking awesome.
Those textures. That light. Those tones. That absolutely charming Twily picture in the upper right. That exceptionally expressive fabulously moustached face. And all of it in traditional art form? This is why I watch you, maker. You're badass with this stuff.
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That I am, my dear fellow. That I am. Thanks very much!
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Brilliant- he looks very gentleman-like.
I really love all the detail you put into it. ^^
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Why, thank you very much!
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You are very much welcome. ^^
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I say spike looks very stunning. X)
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