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Monday, September 17, 2012
Not exactly what she's looking for...
So my sister asked me to do some paintings for her nursery (my new nephew is just a few months away!)and she wanted something cute, possibly a nautical theme with adorable animals. Think she'll like this? What? Hey, come on, this is baby friendly!
Saturday, August 25, 2012
Toph!
Here's a little fan art from Avatar: The Last Airbender. I LOVE Toph, she's such a great character. I could watch her debut episode, "The Blind Bandit" every week. Where else can you find a tiny little blind girl beating up everyone who gets in her way? I expect to do more fan art from Avatar, especially seeing how good Legend of Korra is. Stay tuned.
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Avatar: The Last Airbender fan art
Here's the background for some fan art I've been working on, this is the Earth Kingdom symbol from the tv show, Avatar: The Last Airbender. More later.
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Uncle Owen is full of it.
Seriously. This is something I just noticed today. Wouldn't they be gathering moisture all year long? "Quick, get all this moisture to Mos Eisley before it rots." "Shut up, Uncle Owen."
Sunday, April 22, 2012
"E" is for Everything is Illuminated
If you've never seen this movie, go buy it. Don't Netflix it or Red Box it, go buy it. It is so good. I lived in Russia for two years, and this movie accurately shows what it's like for an American to first go over to a Russian-speaking country. And- unlike most movies where Russians/Russian speakers are featured- this movie has native speakers and the language is fantastic. This is Liev Schreiber's directorial debut and I think he nailed it. I read the novel after the film and this was one of the few times I enjoyed the film more. It is a "premium" film.
Saturday, February 4, 2012
"D" is for Dark Knight
I always thought that the Joker looked the best/scariest when he was seen through glass and the only details you can really make out are his dark eyes and red scar smile. One of the movie posters showed him writing "Why so serious?" where you get this effect. In the film itself there's a quick moment as he's leaving the meeting with all the mobsters (you know, the magic pencil trick scene) where he kicks the door open behind him to leave and as it swings shut you get a glimpse of the Joker behind frosted glass and the smile and the eyes are the only thing that you can really make out. Very cool look. Thought I'd try for that here.
Saturday, January 28, 2012
"C" is for Casino Royale
"B" is for Blues Brothers
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