White Collar, Sherlock Holmes and stuff
Feb. 4th, 2010 04:42 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ileliberteWhite Collar is made of cotton candy, glitter, little puppies and kittens and those cute little umbrellas people put in drinks. Every time I think it can't get more adorable, it does. Of course, there are times when you really should not put too much thought into the legalities/procedures of the way they actually solve their cases... but that apart ♥ I even resorted to getting an icon I did not make, for the first time. Lookit how cute they are! (Status of WC picture: Going slowly, but hopefully as cutely as it is in my head)
I enjoyed the Sherlock Holmes movie a lot (although a bit less of action!Holmes wouldn't have hurt), and have been reading a lot of Holmes fic, but even though the costumes and settings are absolutely fantastic and very tempting fanart-wise, RDJ as Holmes is throwing off the visual of Holmes that I always had (although Jude Law managed to work out perfectly as Watson) and so the urge for fanart is not really there. But as Miss P suggested, Teyla in Victorian clothing doing an Irene Adler is definitely an avenue of thought I could pursue... Also, it's maybe kind of lame, but I geeked out over the end credits with almost as much enthusiasm as I showed for the actual movie itself. The artwork and transitions were so cool!
In conclusion, the demonic sheep video is the best thing ever.
ETA: Does anyone know what flangst means? Enquiring minds want to know.
I enjoyed the Sherlock Holmes movie a lot (although a bit less of action!Holmes wouldn't have hurt), and have been reading a lot of Holmes fic, but even though the costumes and settings are absolutely fantastic and very tempting fanart-wise, RDJ as Holmes is throwing off the visual of Holmes that I always had (although Jude Law managed to work out perfectly as Watson) and so the urge for fanart is not really there. But as Miss P suggested, Teyla in Victorian clothing doing an Irene Adler is definitely an avenue of thought I could pursue... Also, it's maybe kind of lame, but I geeked out over the end credits with almost as much enthusiasm as I showed for the actual movie itself. The artwork and transitions were so cool!
In conclusion, the demonic sheep video is the best thing ever.
ETA: Does anyone know what flangst means? Enquiring minds want to know.