Latest Posts by mothfeather339 - Page 6

@cactisays it really is

doodles from the wild west sherlock holmes au i’ve had rattling around in my brain… sickening to me that they didn’t get to travel to the states together for any canon case, attempting to fix that one drawing at a time! (i’m still getting used to drawing how i picture holmes and watson… forgive me)

save a horse… :-)

+ shitpost

"First meeting" from the BSJ Fall 2012 issue

Faces carved into the walls of the Paris Catacombs

*turns a perfect 180 degrees so that my cutting board-flat ass is facing you* *i walk away with feminine swagger but masculine contempt*

𝔞𝔦𝔯𝔭𝔬𝔡 [oc] red tom with dark legs, tail & face

designed by @qutens !!!

Hello fish nation, please enjoy some silly gouache fish paintings

sherlock and jonk

Behind-the-scenes photos posted by Alan Fraser, camera operator for the Granada Sherlock Holmes series.

Part (1/2)

Tumblr isn’t letting me include the link for some reason, but the FB group is called Granada Sherlock Holmes TV series.

Holmes throwing his newspaper because Watson isn't giving him attention:

(Also I had to add Watson's little head bobs at the start)

bad news for chocolate lovers: amid massive corporate downsizing, Lindt has had to euthanize 2,000 of its handsome european chocolate chefs . an additional 1,300 will be thrown out in the cold with nothing but their stupid Fucking whisks

The head archivist's to do list

or arts and crafts with Gertrude Robinson

More Hound of the Baskervilles...

(No dog was harmed in the making of this comic 🤖)

this is actually one of the very first tma comics i ever did but i never posted it because i’m ace and their relationship is special to me and it felt too vulnerable somehow lol

well now here you go, i hope you like it and i love you.

appledusk 🍎

Magnus Institute Job Interview

Elias: Do you speak any foreign languages?

Jonathan Sims: No, but—

Elias: Don’t worry, you will.

“Stop calling wrightworth old men they’re only 24-32″ you don’t understand, when we call them old men it has nothing to do with age. 

Miles Edgeworth was an old man at 9 years old. He dresses like a 17th century vampire. He deadass uses a phone in his office from the 19th century. He talks like he’s in a dickens novel. His hobby is drinking tea and playing chess with himself. Phoenix Wright canonically doesn’t know how to use a computer. Despite ostensibly being a millennial he’s used the same Nokia phone for the last 15 years that’s now held together with packaging tape. He complains about his back aching and calls people 7 years his junior kids.  It’s about the mindset. The personality. On all levels except physical they are old fogeys 

Posting a WIP to show my s2 Jon.

I think in s1 he straightens his hair and is usually clean shaven (maybe a little stubble after late nights). That shit goes out the window in s2 lol

@cactisays I'm eating a box of dry, weirdly salty noodles for dinner right now and I feel attacked

oh i didn’t eat dinner i just had some popped corn… that makes sense why i feel so empty and like i want to kill myself.. :p

@cactisays I think yours sounds much better

Spin this wheel of ~300 AO3 tags three times.

I’ll never get people who think Sherlock is a straight man. Gay? Sure. Aro and/or ace? Sure. But straight?????? There’s no universe where he’s straight. There’s barely any where he’s interested in women at ALL. He’s been queer since ACD created him, we may never know in what way, but he’s queer. Always has been. That’s not even a theory, that’s just canon from the literature itself lmao

@cactisays Throwing this at your head and hoping it will make its way inside through the crack in your skull <3

who up dinking they oiter

"The most scary part of TMA is the blanket episode- The most scary part of TMA is Jane Prentiss - The most scary part of TMA is the Not! Them creatures -"

Wrong! The most scary part of TMA when you're watching for the first time and realize far too deep in that you really should be have been trying to remember peoples names.

RAINWINGS ❀!! very obvious bias for them on my part - we are doing design notes for now, expect countless headcannons on their culture and life etc

-generally based on large parrots and pythons! in a fantasy sense, they are covered in scales that look/act as feather plumage, able to bristle and be moved for display or emote as body language together with their frills! their face looks like a snakes, able to scent heat and taste the air with tounge flicks

-they also have larger longer 'feathering' near the base of their tail that looks like macaw tails which helps them make tight turns when flying. their bird like wings all together make them agile in short bursts, but they do terribly when it comes to distance flying

-they have an elongated front thumb, large hook claws on their wings, and their hind talons look like a bird's for their arboreal lifestyle!

@cactisays <3

For the ones that need it today

"what even happens in the magnus archives" Everything Happens In The Magnus Archives. it's all in there. you name something that is in any way scary or unpleasant and it's in there somewhere. if you have a niche phobia or recurring nightmare of any kind, no matter how obscure you may believe it to be, then one day you are going to queue up an episode and listen to the intro music play and then they'll read out the title "episode 42069, catching you in 4k" and recite your own personal worst fear Directly into your ear canals, in exactly the words you would use to describe it. the sixth episode is about exploding worm sex that kills you. and then there are 194 more episodes after that.

Because of its explosive nature, not all applications of nitrocellulose were successful. In 1869, with elephants having been poached to near extinction, the billiards industry offered a US$10,000 prize to whoever came up with the best replacement for ivory billiard balls. John Wesley Hyatt created the winning replacement, which he created with a new material he invented, called camphored nitrocellulose—the first thermoplastic, better known as celluloid. The invention enjoyed a brief popularity, but the Hyatt balls were extremely flammable, and sometimes portions of the outer shell would explode upon impact. An owner of a billiard saloon in Colorado wrote to Hyatt about the explosive tendencies, saying that he did not mind very much personally but for the fact that every man in his saloon immediately pulled a gun at the sound.

the picture of dorian gray (1890) - oscar wilde

"fuck my yaoi life"