Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Sherlock Sherlock Sherlock!

Prepare yourselves: I am about to fan-rant about a new show, and beneath said rant, post a little fan art creation. For any of you who have heard my Doctor Who fan-raging, you have been warned.

Basically, there's this fantastic new show called Sherlock, created by the BBC, and it takes the legendary Sherlock Holmes and tosses him into our modern day world. I know it sounds like just another imitation of the character we all know, but it hooked me and many others after just the first episode. Even hardcore Sherlockians (or Holmesians, depending on what you go for) have taken a liking to it, and we're all eagerly awaiting a third season after the actors and writers free up their schedules enough to work their magic.

I won't tell you all the details, but if you haven't seen it yet you should consider giving it a whirl. By the end of the sixth episode (which is also the end of the second season, though they're only so short because the episodes are each an hour and a half long) you'll probably be trying to solve the mystery, too. Even though it's an adaptation of the old classic, the writers have given their own twist to the storyline, and reading the old stories might not save you! Speaking of which, I look like the Supreme Nerd Overlord with my two massive Sherlock Holmes collection books from the library, each of which could probably punch a hole through my floor if dropped. NO SHAME.

And for any Doctor Who fans (I know you're out there, so don't even pretend you're not), Steven Moffat if just as mind-blowing with Sherlock as he has been with these past couple seasons with the Doc.

Incoming artwork!
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Tuesday, May 22, 2012

A Splash of Colour

Hey everyone! I know I haven't posted much artwork yet, but I hope to change that in the near future. I have a few drawings on the go, so with luck some stuff will get done. In the meantime, I found a neat design online (see http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/8BXSBu/juliannakunstler.com/art1_opt_des.html) that looked intruiging. My shading style's a bit different than theirs, and the sunlight makes it look a bit brighter than it really is, but here's my go at it: 


Don't worry, there's original artwork to come. Next up, my ink mural!

Friday, May 18, 2012

Do You Follow?


it's in the                          t
                        d                     a                             
                                   e                       i               s
                                                                  l

and in the                   p a  t    t        e               r                             n                                             s


                                                                                                                         e
                                              o         e                                                         d
it can be found                     u         d            the box, and then            i              a bigger one;
                                                  t s i                                                     s
                                                                                                           n
                                                                                                           i

you can always follow it forwards
or trace its origins by going sdrawkcab 

It just depends on which truths you're looking for
and how they're hiding

Do you see
or (hear)             the answers to the questions?
or Feel

In the small sciences
you deduce a beginning
from an ending
of scattered breadcrumbs
that lead back
to speckled hands.

In the big sciences
you dream amongst stars
and try to bring
a new reality back
into the scope
of human eyes.

Questions of science and progress
speak as loud as a heart
that loves knowledge,
ranging from the stars
back down to our humble lives,
marked by experiences
unique to the one.

Are you still keeping pace?