phryne fisher – knitting in the dark

metaphortunate:

I can’t believe I finished this on World Batman Day

interestinggin:

purplelephantsarewrong:

You’re blushing.
I’m a grown man, Miss Fisher.
I’m not likely to blush at the sight of a little.. bare flesh.

#jack’s response to phryne is just a constant loop of “….I hope this doesn’t awaken anything in me.” #phyrne: [has a gun] jack: oh…..well…… #phryne: [wears clothes] jack: uh #phryne: [doesn’t wear clothes] jack: UM #phryne: [exists] jack: WELL THEN [via @notbecauseofvictories]

bluecityrose:

nisiedrawsstuff:

Gal Pals: Phryne/Mac

Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries

a while back I participated in the Every Woman 2016 exchange and was lucky enough to get Phryne & Mac as my assignment

this was a blast to draw and i had so much fun looking at 20′s art refs!

Gorgeous @nisiedrawsstuff!

pinkfloralcake:

Dot wakes up Miss Fisher and brings her her tea before a day of adventuring and crime-solving ❤

“I think it’s time we became better acquainted with our ghost.”

interestinggin:

enigmaticagentalice:

um

JESUS H CHRIST ON A BICYCLE

microbluefish:

Miss Fisher’s Girls 2.
This took longer than it looks.

fuckyeahessiedavis:

Have you checked your email today? This just might be in there waiting for you to read it! 😉

elfpen:

And here they are together! And yes, I did design them to be looking at each other. What can I say? I love these two together.

Make sure to check out their corresponding adagio fan teas, Phryne and Jack!

deducecanoe:

taraljc:

That’s it. That’s the show.

*nods*

mrv3000:

There are many things I love about Phryne Fisher. One of the biggies is how much she likes and is protective of women.

And one of my favourites:

An autistic, academically gifted university student in an otherwise all-male student body is framed, stalked, bullied and slandered.

Phryne doesn’t lay the blame on her, fixate on her differences or say her treatment is justifiable. She imitates her behaviour to understand it, opens up her home as a safe haven, and tries to see the world from the girl’s perspective rather than deciding to coach her to pass.