Hail Britannia by Peter Melonas (2020) Digital Arts by Peter Melonas

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Sherlock Holmes is mentioned smoking a clay pipe sometimes, it's referred to as a 'black' clay pipe. Doyle has Holmes smoking the clay most often; six stories have him puffing away, when in a pensive mood. While there were, pipes made of black clay, it is likely his pipe was originally white clay, and became blackened with heavy use.[...]
Sherlock Holmes is mentioned smoking a clay pipe sometimes, it's referred to as a 'black' clay pipe. Doyle has Holmes smoking the clay most often; six stories have him puffing away, when in a pensive mood. While there were, pipes made of black clay, it is likely his pipe was originally white clay, and became blackened with heavy use. Holmes uses a piece of hot coal from the fireplace to light the pipe which could be expected to darken a white pipe. He smoked a black clay pipe and an old English briar pipe. Arthur Conan Doyle's writings mentions Holmes smoking three kinds of pipes: a black or dirty, oily clay pipe; an old briar; and a long Cherrywood. A curved pipe for Holmes because it allows one to speak while smoking the pipe, as the leverage is better: a straight-stemmed pipe puts strain on the teeth, making clear speech on the stage nearly impossible and requires the hands to move toward the face to hold it. Watson once describes Holmes as putting away a pound of tobacco in the space of a few hours, an inhuman feat.

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Sherlock HolmesPeter MelonasFancifullartSir Authur Conan Doyle221 B Baker Street

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  Art comes in all shapes, sizes, and colors – you know it’s good if you can’t stop staring! Art effects us. Each brush stroke on a blank canvas helps show the world as seen through[...]

 

Art comes in all shapes, sizes, and colors – you know it’s good if you can’t stop staring!

Art effects us. Each brush stroke on a blank canvas helps show the world as seen through an artist's eyes.
Paintings are a mysterious journey that we never know quite where it will take us.
It could be a Byzantine Icon, a Norman Rockwell illustration, or the cover of a comic book.

Peter Melonas was first influenced by his father who fueled his fascination with all aspects of the Arts. When he reached his adolescent years, one of his early admirers was Thomas P. Gill, an American comic book artist, best known for his nearly 11-year run drawings of The Lone Ranger. Peter does still prefer the much loved labor of the pen stroke, the use of dark and light for creating the illusion of depth on the flat surface of the paper and the following satisfaction upon completion.

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