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For some reason I find this mildly embarassing... *shakes it off* Nevermind, I don't care.

This actually started from my sudden curiousity one day of what a victorian man would consider as proper underwear. I looked it up, and apperently they're pretty much just long shorts! For some reason I then felt the need to draw a victorian man in said garment. Sherlock didn't so much volunteer as was comandeered for the task. When coming up with an appropriate senario in which poor Sherlock Holmes might find himself nearly naked with his Watson (cause I suddenly wanted to draw him too, and I don't really ship them), the only thing that really came up was medical reasons XDD
...Also I'm a little morbid and like to be occasionally cruel to fictional characters... *cough*

Ya, so I've had this mostly finished for a while, but this evening I was suddenly filled with an enthusiasm for drawing chaise longues, and so I went with it.

Do note, by the way, that I didn't draw his drawers with historical accuracy, as I do love drawing torsos. I rarely depict scenes where I can indulge myself in drawing Sherlock's skrawny frame, so I couldn't bring myself to add the proper amount of cloth. The waistline should actually cover his bellybutton

Description
For some reason I find this mildly embarassing... *shakes it off* Nevermind, I don't care.

This actually started from my sudden curiousity one day of what a victorian man would consider as proper underwear. I looked it up, and apperently they're pretty much just long shorts! For some reason I then felt the need to draw a victorian man in said garment. Sherlock didn't so much volunteer as was comandeered for the task. When coming up with an appropriate senario in which poor Sherlock Holmes might find himself nearly naked with his Watson (cause I suddenly wanted to draw him too, and I don't really ship them), the only thing that really came up was medical reasons XDD
...Also I'm a little morbid and like to be occasionally cruel to fictional characters... *cough*

Ya, so I've had this mostly finished for a while, but this evening I was suddenly filled with an enthusiasm for drawing chaise longues, and so I went with it.

Do note, by the way, that I didn't draw his drawers with historical accuracy, as I do love drawing torsos. I rarely depict scenes where I can indulge myself in drawing Sherlock's skrawny frame, so I couldn't bring myself to add the proper amount of cloth. The waistline should actually cover his bellybutton