March 22nd
4:21 PM
4:21 PM
Success
1:53 PM
January 20th
2:02 PM
2:02 PM
There’s a hidden meaning!
January 18th
3:03 PM
3:03 PM
ok so it’s on sale on redbubble
also a sticker
I tried to make is as cheap as possible because it’s a really cool movement so it’s cheaper than my other shirts :D
2:40 PM
I was trying to do a shirt design and I accidentally made a click/drag the image
(I’ll post the design in a bit)
January 17th
5:23 PM
5:23 PM
Um so I’ve seen people talking about how ridiculous it is that other people have been telling us not to graffiti the believe in sherlock thing… At first I thought it was just a small thing but apparently people are still going on about that, so my opinion:
First of all, yes it is ridiculous. It’s a fandom not some kind of government. No one has the right to tell you what to do. Personally I won’t graffiti because I don’t want to get caught, but that’s only me.
Second of all, I don’t think they have been telling other people not to graffiti because it’s illegal or anything like that. I think the original point was that creating those graffitis would create a bad image to the creators of the show or something like that. That’s also ridiculous by the way, people know they’re not encouraging anything.
#3, yes, okay, everyone gets it now, chalk is cool, paint is cool too (just don’t get caught and read that really nice banksy artbook because it’s really interesting what he says about public spaces and why use them to send a message and etc) do what you want bro, it’s your responsability.
Lastly, if one day someone badmouths the sherlock fandom because someone decided to graffiti stuff, then you have all the right to tell them to suck a dick.
Seriously, stop worrying so much about what other people will do, this is a fandom, not a fucking country, jesus.
(Ok, maybe I got a bit mad about still seeing those posts out there so I ranted, feel free to ignore me completely)
12:45 AM
Anonymous asked you:request for desguised sherlock (post-reichenbach and on the run), please??
I don’t even know anymore… (sorry about the ridiculous disguise ok)
January 16th
11:21 PM
11:21 PM
this is a remake of an old drawing I did of John and cctv (very quick remake er, I’ll draw something nicer later)
because this is an exciting idea
So… I guess you all have heard/read/seen the news. It’s been pretty hard to miss it - the death of Sherlock Holmes. I’m gutted but I’m doing my best to keep it together. I don’t know about you guys, but I refuse to believe it. That he was a fraud. He just can’t have been, can’t have! I saw him at a crime scene once, I had followed the sound of sirens in hope it’d be one of his cases, and there is NO WAY he was a fake. You can’t make that sort of shit up, he was too good! He was an inspiration for all of us to be more observant in our every day lives, and I won’t accept the so called truth about Sherlock that is all over the media. I know you feel like I do, and now it’s our turn to show that we haven’t lost faith in him. Sherlock might be gone, but I won’t sit silent!
#BELIEVEINSHERLOCK
Imagine being a Sherlock fan in the show universe. You’ve been following John’s blog, stalking Sherlock a bit at crime scenes, try to be within earshot so you can hear him do his deductions. You’ve got cutouts from the papers. Then the news reach you. What do you do? Some would believe the papers, but not everyone would buy it. And they would do what they could to clear his name.
This is my take on what I would like to propose as a tribute campaign, to show our love and support. Yes, in real life. We put ourselves in the mindset of the in-show fans, and we take a Bad Wolf/Who Killed Amanda Palmer twist on it. Guerilla art/campaigning. (Not sure if everyone is familiar with WKAP. Palmer is an american artist who in order to promote her album told her fans to spread rumours about her death through street art. I can’t seem find any of it documented online though I’m afraid)
Let’s scribble in bathroom stalls, back of bus seats, lamp posts. I won’t tell anyone to do anything illegal, but graffiti like in the pictures would be amazing. Paint on t-shirts, make buttons, go to the beach and write in the sand. Take photos of what you’ve done, put on twitter or tumblr and tag it!
suggestions of things to write:
- I believe in Sherlock Holmes
- Moriarty was real
- Richard Brook = FRAUD
- No doubt, Sherlock! (instead of no shit)
And feel free to come up with your own stuff!
Using digital media and spray paint is relevant to this chapter of the fandom. Why repeat what the original fandom did, when we can do something that is unique to us?
(I suggest you just grab an old t-shirt and slap some paint on it, but in case you’re not able to do that, I took the text from the two examples here and put them on a couple of shirts)
PLEASE SPREAD AND REBLOG!
Hallor, I swear you’re the best, I can’t even-