Classic Sherlock Holmes fanworks exchange

Title: Treasure

Recipient: tweedisgood

Artist: [redacted]

Rating: G

Summary: Holmes is the gem, Watson is the setting.

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Title: “I wonder when it will start to grey”
Recipient: flawedamythyst
Artist: [redacted]
Rating: PG
Notes: The sad hair-petting scene from your story “Something To Retire To”, which is my favourite thing of yours!

( I wonder when it will start to grey )

Title: Bee Swarm

Recipient: hellmans

Author [redacted]

Rating: G

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Title: [Untitled]

Recipient: hardboiledbaby

Artist [redacted]

Rating: PG

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Title: A Day in the Life; or, Watson, the Unreliable Narrator
Recipient: saki101
Artist: [redacted]
Rating: PG

Notes: Compressed charcoal. Many thanks to my very patient, pseudonym-less beta, and to [redacted] for helpful comments. For those who wonder what a palimpsest is (I didn't know, at least) it's a manuscript where the original text has been erased and then written over.

Captions are actual citations, from NORW, GOLD and YELL.

Saki, you mentioned wanting art, and stories weaving in different artistic aspects, and that's what inspired this. I hope you like it!

( A Day in the Life; or, Watson, the Unreliable Narrator )

Title: Practical Gardening
Recipient: fleetwood_mouse
Artist: [redacted]
Rating: G
Characters: H & W
Notes: I was inspired by your story about floriography, and since you mentioned retirement and domesticity, I thought some lovely old friends being happy together would please you. The flowers and plants used and their meaning (according to Kate Greenaway's Language of Flowers) are american starwort (cheerfulness in old age), oak leaved geranium (true friendship), amaranth globe (immortality & unfading love), ivy (fidelity & marriage), and cedar leaf (‘I live for thee’). Hope you enjoy this as much as I enjoyed working on it for you!