“Requiescat in pace, Sherlock Holmes. You’ve done well fighting for us in this life…your death shall be avenged.”
So this is heavily inspired by "Assassin's Creed Theme" by Jesper Kyd and Lorne Balfe. I never listened too closely to the Revelations OST until now, and man, all my feels ): It totally reminded me of Sherlock's death scene in Reichenbach. So terrifyingly beautiful.
---------------- Ezio/Assassin's Creed (c) Ubisoft Sherlock (c) BBC
The more I look at this drawing, the more I'm drawn to it. Light strokes and a beautiful technique, alongside a really original idea, I feel that this artist has made The Reichenbachs Falls a whole new vision. The thought of Sherlock not dying alone and be giving the last Requiescat in pace, I feel this artist deserves more than words can say. I'm really at a loss over what I see. I could say it is beautiful, jamazing and breath-taking but it is so much more. There really is something else in this picture words can not describe. A feeling of peace and the last goodbye. Thank you, jamazing artist, for making this lovely picture to give us a hope that Sherlock died in peace.
all coherent thought has left me at the moment....I'm an avid fan of both franchises but I never thought that they could overlap in this way....my feelings are really out of wack right now. This is simply beautiful. I could stare at this for hours...
everything about this picture is beautiful. i especially love the texture of Sherlock's hair.
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"Did you know that there's a town in Colorado called 'Stoner'? Talk about a real Rocky Mountain High." ~ My mother "Isn't that just called Boulder?" ~ My dad's reply
It's so well done it scares me. You really managed to give his eyes that dead expression, I also feel that you did a great job with the hair. Blood on that beautiful scarve...
I've had that bloody song on repeat for the past hour and can't stop listening to it and thinking about this art and subsequently hating every thing. Well played, madam.
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