Sherlock mini-icons: the game is on!
Slap on some nicotine patches, sharpen your ivory cheekbones and hone your deductive reasoning skills because I've made a new batch of mini-icons. And it's hard to resist the temptation of calling it a Cumber-batch, since they are based on the BBC's Sherlock series!
If you've been living in a ditch for the last fortnight, this is a 21st-century update of ye olde Sherlock Holmes mythos, as well as apparently being the delirious but entertaining results of a pernicious experiment to discover how much fannish craziness it's possible to pack into three weeks (answer: more than you might think). If you haven't seen it yet, be warned that these icons contain minor SPOILERS for the first two episodes.
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Help yourselves to any that you want!
As is usual with my icon collection, let me know if you'd like a variation or combination that I haven't provided, and I'll see what I can do. In the meantime, I shall be reclining on the nearest chaise longue and trying to resolve a few mysteries of my own.*
* Such as "Oh Benedict, why are you so lovely?" (hem hem).
If you've been living in a ditch for the last fortnight, this is a 21st-century update of ye olde Sherlock Holmes mythos, as well as apparently being the delirious but entertaining results of a pernicious experiment to discover how much fannish craziness it's possible to pack into three weeks (answer: more than you might think). If you haven't seen it yet, be warned that these icons contain minor SPOILERS for the first two episodes.
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Help yourselves to any that you want!
As is usual with my icon collection, let me know if you'd like a variation or combination that I haven't provided, and I'll see what I can do. In the meantime, I shall be reclining on the nearest chaise longue and trying to resolve a few mysteries of my own.*
* Such as "Oh Benedict, why are you so lovely?" (hem hem).