p-chi:

Okay! This is a big batch that perfect michi commissioned!

All her ideas where so adorable that my hand cramped from the cuteness ;;v;;

I really like when OctoJohn starts out teacup-sized and stays that way for a few months, but then suddenly hits a point where he starts to grow at the rate of a great dane.

He would start out in a 100-galleon aquarium that he would periodically escape from regardless of the lid, locks, or weights Sherlock put on it, and go raid Sherlock’s jam supply. He’d fit in teacups, be able to nestle fully in Sherlock’s palm, or ride up on his shoulder until he needed to get back to water. Sherlock doesn’t often let him wander, worried about the tiny thing getting hurt. If John is too eager for an adventure, Sherlock has a special container to take him around in. John doesn’t like this much, preferring to experience things without barriers.

Then one day, he finds that John has doubled in size. The next day, he’s the size of a basketball and has to be transferred to a larger tank. Even though he’s heavier than a toddler, he still tries to climb up and cling onto Sherlock. After a week, he’s practically fully grown, and Sherlock is split between keeping him at the research facility or aquarium, or returning him to the sea where he won’t see him again.

bulecelup:

I am a bad person please forgive me please don’t look at me

senorakitty-deactivated20180415 asked:

*lifted off ground from super intense hug* Thank you so much! I agree, red is excellent in directing your eyes to the focal points of a piece. I always liked those two pieces. Both are vibrant, but the yellow one always struck me as more whimsical while the red is mysterious. That’s the fun of working digitally: You can play around a lot without completely losing what you already have.

Now, have a bonus OctoJohn because you have officially reminded me of what a precious little baby he is. 

I’m a dirty Omegle addict and I promised a RP partner that I would draw this. The AU was that Sherlock and John were both merfolk, but John was better at shapeshifting from his Cecaelian form to a human one, which often left Sherlock abandoned in the ocean and unable to follow without the possibility of accidentally shifting back to his true form on land.

I couldn’t decide on the seajelly colors, so why not do both?

I was inspired by all the octopus related stuff at the Comic Expo, and decided I wanted to do an octopus with a white base and black suckers, and it turned into an albino/salt&pepper OctoJohn.