As the title suggests. 🙂 It’s 11″ x 14″ and the image comes from The A.B.C. Murders. I’m REALLY behind with posting fan art here… it seems like I post my stuff on other platforms and forget to put it here where it belongs!!
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Hastings – pencil sketch
I took a break from my more typical gray-toned paper to do a white-paper pencil sketch of Poirot’s favorite sidekick. 🙂 The style is slightly different, too. Image is from Clapham Cook.
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Japp – Acrylic on canvas board
Just a little 5×7″ sketch. 🙂
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Two pictures for the price of one? :)
I apologize– I’ve been doing new Poirot fan art, but I often forget to share it here. So here are two recent paintings in acrylic. The Poirot painting (on 12″ canvas) is a cropped shot from Cards on the Table; the Hastings sketch (on a smaller canvas board) is from The Adventure of the Egyptian Tomb.
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Poirot, from Curtain – acrylic on canvas board
This was painted on a small black canvas board, with just touches of highlights here and there. A fun and satisfying painting method with lovely, moody results. 🙂
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Hastings – pencil and pastel on paper
The shot this is based on is from Double Sin, I believe.
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Poirot, Hastings, Japp – acrylic on canvas board
This is an 8×10″ sketch from The Affair at the Victory Ball. I like it alright, though it’s hardly my best Poirot painting. But oddly enough, it’s the most liked thing I’ve ever tweeted, owing entirely to being retweeted by both David Suchet and Hugh Fraser. That’s a first!!
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Poirot Christmas humor, via screenshot
Being the very silly person that I am, I could not help but notice that certain moments in Hunter’s Lodge and Hercule Poirot’s Christmas presented an irresistible opportunity for silly holiday screenshots. Here’s three for you, featuring Poirot with a Christmas bow and he and Hastings sprouting antlers. You’re welcome. 😀
Poirot would totally kill me if he ever saw these.
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Poirot sketch; pencil and pastel on paper
It’s been a little while since my last Poirot sketch… here goes! This image was taken from The Mystery of the Blue Train.
And, feedback from my favorite Poirot… 🙂
I’m going to go somewhere and be happy now. ❤
Too nerdy for Poirot…
I had to share this because it’s hilarious. I found these cufflinks on Etsy made out of bits of Marple and Poirot books– pretty awesome. But I recognized the Poirot book reference and thought I’d throw it out as a bit of trivia on Twitter. Someone unexpected chimed in on the conversation…
The moral of the story is: post inane trivia on Twitter; get picked on by David Suchet.
Love that guy!!
Seven Storeys High 