Benedict Cumberbatch and producer Sue Vertue take part in an interview promoting their series “Sherlock” at the Cine Filothei. Athens, Greece. 18th June 2013.
Ah much better in a bigger version. Thanks!
The combination of picture two and three messes with my head XD
Ben looks a bit sunburned…
It looks like he used bronzer. Honey, you don’t need to highlight your cheekbones. There are already highlights.
I love those socks.
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Ugh, I’m sorry you’re dealing with this. ::hugs::
Hate is such a pointless waste of energy, it really is. So I don’t like to expend much of my energy in response. I would recommend being so sweetly reasonable that it’s dull to the person, because no doubt they were trying to get a rise out of you. If it was a message with some substance that you can rebut in an even, passive-aggressive manner, I’d go for it. I also think it’s super-effective to just be like, “Sorry you feel that way!” I don’t know, in my head, that deflates them by refusing to sink to their level and acknowledging that we are all allowed our own opinions.
Thoughts from others?
(And the name is just because I like Earl Grey tea. It’s actually not meant to be a Star Trek reference, I never watched Star Trek until this last movie. And the 68 is for my birthday, June 8. :-))
“Yeah, I was vertical, we jumped onto a…doesn’t matter…”
Benedict Cumberbatch, bringing the comedy.
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For Let’s Draw Sherlock I chose a classical composer/piece that relates to each character and then used the sheet music to create paper cutout-like portraits. Which thinking about it, might have been the reverse of the prompt (fitting music to Sherlock rather than Sherlock to music). Oops. Still fun.
- Sherlock: Paganini’s Caprice No. 24 in A minor
- John: Brahms’ Horn Trio in E flat, Op. 40, III. Adagio mesto
- Moriarty: Wagner’s Wesendonck Lieder, II. Stehe still!
- Molly: Mozart’s Trio for Clarinet, Viola, and Piano in E flat, K. 498, III. Rondo
- Mycroft: Bach’s Passacaglia and Fugue in C minor, BWV 582
- Mrs. Hudson: Haydn’s Symphony No. 45 in F sharp minor, IV. Finale
There’s
a bita lot of explanation for why I chose each piece below. Also, notes on characters I didn’t do.
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I have been tagged in a ton of memes recently. I’m going to get around to all of them, I promise, it just might be a while! :-)
British baseball commentary…this made me think of The Bang and the Clatter!
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That thing is hilarious! Thanks for submitting!
Here’s my entry for the Let’s Draw Sherlock challenge! I searched around for a long time but kept coming back to this piece by the famous Leyendecker. I had too much fun honestly. Although next time I might try digital painting, much less fussy.
Original by J.C. Leyendecker.
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