lessthanthree

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• Photo via cindypon
  

  a painting of a chinese beauty painting a fan. detailed style and gorgeously done.

  Photo via cindypon
• Photo via trishisthinkingagain
  
  Photo via trishisthinkingagain
• Question via neil-gaiman
  stopthinkfeel asked: How do you get over the fear of failing? I've always wanted to be a writer, but I have never really started anything with substance because I'm afraid of writing something that won't work or that I'll look back on with shame because it didn't amount to everything I always hoped my work would be. I know that this will probably evoke the, "just write" respose, but I guess I just wondered if every artist hesitates to create for fear that they'll make shit instead of beauty, or if I'm just a coward.
  
  

  Yes, it happens for all of us.

  No, your work will probably never be as good in reality, for you, as the perfect wonderful glittering brilliant...

  Question via neil-gaiman
• Question via neil-gaiman
  chronicluscious asked: You've probably been answered this before, but I was recently rereading "Fragile Things", and I couldn't help but notice the, uh, more-than-coincidental similarities between the story "A Study in Emerald" and the pilot for the BBC's new "Sherlock" series. What's the story with that?
  
  

  Well, in 1887 a man named Arthur Conan Doyle wrote the first of his Sherlock Holmes story. It was called “A Study in Scarlet”.

  Back in 2002, when...

  Question via neil-gaiman