Dear Doctor Watson, In recognition of your shining courage, outstanding goodness and super incredible hotness, you are hereby gifted with your very own Magical Consulting Christmas Elf (TM).* His name is Sherlock "Sparkle" Holmes and he is ready, willing and able to give you a lifetime of happiness in exchange for a mere portion of your heart. He has already granted you the entirety of his. Congratulations and Happy Holidays! Yours truly, Father Christmas ------ *Batteries not included or even required. Completely powered by SXMagick (TM), the environmentally friendly energy source. All parts User Serviceable, please see Master Merlin's Guide To Great SXMagick or The Modern Mage's SXtra Special Spells, 69th. edition for further details. ------- Production Notes: This is a re-working of a definitely NSFW render made back in 2011 for a now defunct site. The artist admits that in addition to the usual suspects -- Poser, Photoshop and PaintShop Pro -- the AI known as Stable Diffusion also aided and abetted in the perpetration of this poppycock. Furthermore, a rollicking good time was had by all. ------- Credits: Michael 4 with both his own and Vicky 4's morphs. Hairstyle is Mon Chevalier hair by Neftis and the pose is by Jepe. Probably from his Turnaround pack, it's one of my favorite sets. All available at Daz 3d, along with Ron's Angel Dust brushes for Photoshop, which I used to add a subtle sparkly texture to the pants & hat. The Christmas presents, cocoa mug and candy cane props are all from Christmas for V4 by ARTCollaborations. Not sure if it's still available. You might try sending a site mail to ann0314 over on Daz if you're interested. The hat pin and body jewels are PSP tubes from Outlaw By Design. Alas, no longer in business. Pity. :-( Christmas Living Room Background is from what used to be Fotolia but is now Adobe Stock Art. No idea if it's still available. I got it years ago when a Corel purchase gave me a free brief membership. Apologies all around to those I may have missed in my thank-yous. Not intentional, it's been 11 years since I did the original version and all I had left on my old drive were the image files and some incomplete notes. Hence the need to update Sherlock's mostly absent wardrobe by using image2image in Stable Diffusion. AI knickers for the win!