I received a request on DevArt inquiring about a possible tutorial on how I draw Gatiss. Hope this helps.
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Call Me What You Like
Artist, feminist, fan extraordinaire.my eyes just welled up with tears omg
that’s mark patting martin
look at martins face i
awwww
look at that happy doge
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#Always reblog #because Mark just comes out of fucking no where #and plants that kiss on Andrew’s cheek #because FUCK YOU #HE’S MARK GATISS #AND HE DOES WHAT HE WANTS
The smile on Andrew’s face as he realizes what Mark’s about to do it’s absolutely precious.
Maybe if I get someone to film me talking about what a brilliant writer he is, Mark will pop up out of no where to give me a smooch.
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Creating Lazarus for The Lazarus Experiment. [x]
With bonus surprised David
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*Idea from danglingthpider*
wait I fixed it
the-dream-of-a-ridiculous-girl:
This is Mark Gatiss’ letter to his 16 years old self :)
Some of my favourite lines:
‘You are gay. You’ve known this forever,… Bar one afternoon of denial, you are perfectly content with this.’
‘One day your family will come to your wedding to another man and declare it one of the happiest times of their lives.’
‘P.S. Doctor Who is still on!’
Should I add that I’m competely in love with this amazing man?
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"I met Ian online. He spelled everything so well – I said to myself: "This is the man for me." We spent most of our first chat talking grammar. I knew I wanted to see him again. He said coolly: "I like to keep my cards close to my chest." But he rang me the next day."
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Well said, Gatiss
hey Mr.Gatiss, I think it’s time to get on with that strangling, don’t you?
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“It just seems like suffering for sufferings sake… what was the point?”
Ian Hallard & Mark Gatiss in The Worst Journey in the World [x]
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This is an interview with Mark Gatiss that was published in The Sunday Times on 19 December 2010; being reposted now for reference as it includes Mark being asked about his prior dabblings in penning erotic fiction. Behind a cut due to length.
Out of the shadows - Mark Gatiss - actor, writer, polymath - is on a roll and due for national-treasure status, but Christmas is a difficult time for him, hears Stephen Armstrong.
