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Sherlock Holmes - Benedict Cumberbatch
The Science of Deduction
' I observe everything.
From what I observe, I deduce everything.
When I've eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how mad it might seem, must be the truth.'
Tic tac tic tac, on dirait une horloge!
J'ai beaucoup aimé cette scène de l'episode 'The hounds of Baskerville' où Sherlock bougent ses yeux et ses doigts en observant.
Un mouvement de concentration ou un tic nerveux tandis que son cerveau enregistre les informations.
Benedict Cumberbatch est un fabuleux intreprète de Sherlock Holmes.
Dessin de base sur format A4
19 dessins sur calque pour le mouvements de la main et des yeux.
Background drawing on A4 paper
19 drawings on tracing paper for the hand and the eyes moving.
The Science of Deduction
' I observe everything.
From what I observe, I deduce everything.
When I've eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how mad it might seem, must be the truth.'
Tic tac tic tac, on dirait une horloge!
J'ai beaucoup aimé cette scène de l'episode 'The hounds of Baskerville' où Sherlock bougent ses yeux et ses doigts en observant.
Un mouvement de concentration ou un tic nerveux tandis que son cerveau enregistre les informations.
Benedict Cumberbatch est un fabuleux intreprète de Sherlock Holmes.
Dessin de base sur format A4
19 dessins sur calque pour le mouvements de la main et des yeux.
Background drawing on A4 paper
19 drawings on tracing paper for the hand and the eyes moving.
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500x520px 3.54 MB
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Overall Vision Originality Technique ImpactThis is a brilliant piece of art, entirely different to what most of the fandom, including myself, has been able to do. The perseverance and dedication to 19 drawings, each immaculately detailed and uniquely accurate, is astounding.
I am very impressed, and though my art's probably nowhere near as good as yours, if I might offer a suggestion, I'd just say that, perhaps, the big mass of black fringe may need some...'articulation', for want of a better word, to keep in with the flow of the rest of it, although, I don't remember the exact frames in the scene, so it might not even need that...
Again, bravo for...this piece of brilliance!
-SK