Art: Holmesunculus
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Title: Holmesunculus
Form/Wordcount: Art/1
Character: Perfectly formed miniature Holmes
Rating: G
Warnings/Content: After an original Sherlock Holmes drawing by Paget and an original drawing by N. Hartsoecker in 1695

Form/Wordcount: Art/1
Character: Perfectly formed miniature Holmes
Rating: G
Warnings/Content: After an original Sherlock Holmes drawing by Paget and an original drawing by N. Hartsoecker in 1695

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Date: 2016-03-05 03:05 pm (UTC)I've added an art tag, and also given you an author tag (for use with both ficlets and artwork).
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Date: 2016-03-05 09:41 pm (UTC)I like the pun in the title. Maybe the homunculus Holmes lives in Holmes' brain-attic and desperately tries to keep things in order - your picture does rather suggest Holmes surrounded by his thoughts.
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Date: 2016-03-05 09:56 pm (UTC)Sheldon Cooper defines homunculus as a perfectly formed miniature human... and I was teaching something about the homunculus and, well, this happened...