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SH: The Art of Disguise Part ISometimes John wondered where Sherlock got his money. He didn't get paid by the police and he quite often refused to take the money offered to him by the people he helped. John suspected Sherlock might have some kind of trust fund. After all, judging by Mycroft, the Holmes family could be a rich one. But it was so impossible to get anything out of Sherlock on the matter, or any matter really. If their roles were reversed, John had no doubt Sherlock would've figured it out within minutes.
"Home again, dear?" Mrs. Hudson came towards John.
"Yes, thank you Mrs. Hudson," he answered. Why did he just say thank you?
She touched his arm in a lo

SH:The Art of Disguise Part IIAs soon as the door closed Sherlock jumped up, He stood in the middle of the room, one hand on his hip and turning on the ball of his foot. John slowly got up as well and looked around the room as well, but couldn't see what Sherlock was looking for.

Suddenly Sherlock strut across the length of the room, ending at a bureau. He studied it from a distance first, than pulled open drawers, and shutting them seemingly without even bothering to look at their contents.
John glanced around the room nervously now, because if Mary came back to find them like this, what could he say? "Sherlock,"John hissed, but Sherlock ignored him. Instead he abrupt

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Art Nouveau Sherlock Blueby *Nero749

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©2010-2013 *Nero749

Another art nouveau Sherlock for those who thought Art Nouveau Sherlock was one skirt too far

Also art nouveau is addictive, I guess

And here's John:

Created a landscape version of this:

(And there's also a wallpaper download there

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Excellent Art Nouveau stock found here: [link] Created by

Available from Redbubble as a print (or t-shirt and iPhone case) here:[link]

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~FreekKittin Jun 9, 2013

Gorgeous work!

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*Nero749 6 days ago Professional General Artist

Thanks!

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*kuiwi Mar 24, 2013 Student General Artist

This looks amazing framed on my wall ;u;
The "Sherlock Holmes" looks like it's made of glass. It's amazing.
Not sure if I already commented about this but I just love it so much

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*Nero749 6 days ago Professional General Artist

Thank you so much! So glad you like it!

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~baileygrace Feb 13, 2013 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

Awesome!!

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*Nero749 6 days ago Professional General Artist

Thank you!

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~MelodyCurious Jan 12, 2013

Fantastic! I wanted a t-shirt in this style! Thank you for the link and everything!

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*Nero749 Jan 12, 2013 Professional General Artist

You're very welcome of course and thank you!

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~MountainLygon Oct 25, 2012

How do you accomplish art nouveau? Is it done with brushes or all by hand? Is it really time-consuming or does it take about as long as any other picture might?

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*Nero749 Oct 26, 2012 Professional General Artist

It takes about the same time, but to be honest my other works take a lot of time as well. Most of this is painted, but the borders are either done with the pentool, or vectors (created with the pentool most often), and the roses are part brush, part painted

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