Fan Art

[Dragonaur]

A few days ago someone posted a comment about Calista singing the "Nobody Likes Me" song. That seemed like a cute idea for Monica to do to break the ice when she found her. So, I did a comic remix

There's a new sound
The newest sound around
The strangest sound that you have ever heard...

It's the sound that's made by worms!

[lake_wrangler]

Blame AmoriloJim for this...

I do not know where my markers are, so I did not ink this. I also did not even have time to clean up the pencils in GIMP, or anything...



And yes, that is an apostrophe, in front of the 'S'...

Yes, Pablo's right leg is way too short...

Yes, his arms are way too long for the rest of the body...

Yes, I do need a better eraser...

[Atomic]

Fun stuff! Applause!

[lake_wrangler]

And the scribbles around Paul's head are supposed to be like dark clouds/anger marks or whatever they're called... They didn't come out so good.

[Wdot]

I enjoyed that Lake_wrangler!!

[lake_wrangler]

I enjoyed that Lake_wrangler!!

Thank you. It was a fun few minutes scratching this out...

*Bows*

[Jabberwonky]

And a well deserved bow it is. Great work Lake...

[AnotherFairportfan]

So i was waiting at the school to pick up Maggie and Natalie, and the stereo was on in "shuffle" mode ... and suddenly it was playing what many (myself among them) consider one of the most gorgeous rock ballads ever. And, i don't know why, but as i listened and my mind wandered, i had a vision of successful YA fantasy/adventure author Atsali Gilchrist on a world book signing tour, with her mother and kid sister travelling with her ... and then i remembered when i walked along the river to cross Waterloo Bridge at sunset ... and ...

[Atomic]

Applause, applause!

[Jabberwonky]

Very nice Fairport! It looks like a fun adventure about to begin...

[AnotherFairportfan]

I may (probably) won't get back to London again while i live - but i've been trying for years to figure out how to get my ashes scattered on the Thames from Waterloo Bridge at sunset.

BTW - that title is a font called Koster X-Mas Special, which i searched for for years, because i'd been seeing it for years.

[AnotherFairportfan]

Ya know - in London, Castela would hardly get a second glance from most people...

[Dave]

I may (probably) won't get back to London again while i live - but i've been trying for years to figure out how to get my ashes scattered on the Thames from Waterloo Bridge at sunset.

Scattering from the bridge might be an issue.

Scattering into the Thames near the bridge, from a boat... it looks as if there are several companies which provide this sort of service.

This isn't an issue for you anytime soon, I hope?

[AnotherFairportfan]

Gotta be from the bridge.

Not emanently, but likely less than ten or fifteen years...

[AnotherFairportfan]

Had another thought.

This is about ten seconds after some chav made a crack about Atsali's boobs and about two seconds before he began to realise what a very bad idea that was.

[Dave]

Had another thought.

This is about ten seconds after some chav made a crack about Atsali's boobs and about two seconds before he began to realise what a very bad idea that was.

About two seconds later, "Say goodnight, greasy!"

I like it!

[AnotherFairportfan]

Had another thought.

This is about ten seconds after some chav made a crack about Atsali's boobs and about two seconds before he began to realise what a very bad idea that was.

About two seconds later, "Say goodnight, greasy!"

I like it!

Took me a few to come up with a story line that let me use that stern/cranky Katherine pose with Atsali and Castela looking positively delighted...

[Jabberwonky]

BTW - that title is a font called Koster X-Mas Special, which i searched for for years, because i'd been seeing it for years.

I read that as Kosher X-Mas Special and was going to give them massive points for the name...

[Atomic]

BTW - that title is a font called Koster X-Mas Special, which i searched for for years....

For the Font Deprived, see Here (scroll down).

[shadowinthelight]

"Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much." - Helen Keller.

She didn't have much use for webcams, though.