tripperfunster

Just getting myself all pumped up for Prophecy! I just wish that EVERYONE could come! I'm sure I wouldn't be going if I didn't have the excuse of visiting family while I'm there, but I'm so glad that I get to anyway! :D :D :D

*sigh* maybe when teleportation becomes commonplace, we can ALL get together and squee.


( snarry goodness )

Gawd, I just loved this movie!

I think it would rate among my top five favourite films. (along with Shawshank Redemption, Groundhog Day, Splash and Ghostbusters.) yeah, I'm really deep, what can I say? ;D

Here's some Rickman artses as Dr. Lazarus. His eyes are completely fucked, and I blame this on the big, square shit-sticks called pastels. Fine details are pretty much impossible.

His nose also looks off, but it was odd in the movie too, for his prosthetic head. :D




( By Grubthar's Hammer )

Grrr. He has such a difficult face to draw!! *bitch slaps him*




( Jimmy )

Okay, I'm out of control with the House stuff now. I can freely admit it. Snape is sulking in the corner, but I must say, it suits him! Perhaps if he's snarky enough to me, I'll render him in chalk too. Well, I suppose I already did, for smut_wednesday, NWS,wanking snape but you know, an actual portrait or something.

In the meantime, I give you


( ChalkyHugh )

totally work safe.

I've been dying to draw him ever since I saw the movie. I did an uber close up, and I'll probably do a far away shot yet. This shot is more yellow than it looks like in real life. What a fekking cool character!

ETA: I uploaded a better photo of it. The first one was too yellow!


( Davy Jones be Here )

ooooooh! What a horrible, frustrating medium to work in! *stomps on chalk pastels and breaks them into little bits*

I mean, I'm fairly happy with the final result, but it was so messy, and drawing with those stoopid little rectangles is like drawing with the blunt end of a crayon! How the hell are you supposed to get any details with a big, fat rectangle? Not to mention that for some reason, I had to practically sand off the factory edge to get any colour. I spent the first two minutes just making blank scratches on the paper. grrrrr

On the good side, they blended well, (too well) and they were very quick to work with, but nope....don't like 'em! I think I had to stop and wash my hands about forty times to avoid totally smudging everything together.




( Chalk Cuddy )