Phryne Fisher Mugs

Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries "I haven't taken anything seriously since 1918."

Episode 1 Phryne

Essie Davis as Phryne Fisher

Phryne Fisher of Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries

Phryne in fur

Phryne and Jack at the Theater

This rectangle design features Phryne Fisher in her fedora and boots from “Framed for Murder”. Created in Procreate.

Phryne Fisher

Miss Fisher and Dot off to solve another murder

This circle design features my digital drawing of Phryne Fisher in her lethal dress from “Murder a la Mode”.

Phryne Fisher

This circle design features Phryne and Jack on their “date” to the rollercoaster in 2x04 “Deadweight”.

Flapper Phryne Fisher

No one solves a mystery quite like the Honourable Miss Phryne Fisher!

Miss Phryne Fisher and her squad

A digital pencil drawing of the Honourable Miss Fisher, 1920s detective

My sins are too many and varied to repent, and frankly I intend to continue sinning.

Half circle design of Phryne Fisher undercover as Fern in "Blood & Circuses".

Miss Fisher. My sins are too many and varied to repent, and frankly, I intend to continue sinning.

This was drawn in procreate and was for an Inktober 2020 prompt. It is a scene from “Dead Air” from Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries.

A drawing of Phrack from "Marked for Murder"

Drawing of Phryne Fisher and Jack Robinson kissing. A holly and berry wreath circles them with the words "Merry phracking Christmas"

This was drawn in procreate for Inktober 2020. It is for the prompt “radio” with Phryne Fisher and Jack Robinson.

AUSSIE MAP MISS FISHER'S

Fashion advice from the Honourable Miss Phryne Fisher

Color block drawing of Phryne and Jack in their desert outfits from Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries: Crypt of Tears

Line drawing with color blocking (Crypt of Tears)

I recently did a line drawing series of a Phryne sitting on Jack’s desk. The obvious next step would be for them to be kissing. This was inspired by a scene from another favorite show: Remington Steele.

This circle design features a quote from “Cocaine Blues” - one of the first things that Phryne says to Jack.