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inverarity) wrote2011-03-31 11:29 pm
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AQATSA Update, No April Fools' Joke!
I feel like staying off the Internet tomorrow. I know this makes me sound like a humorless grumpy-pants, but I hate April Fools' Day. Yes, it's just so cute when every web site covers their home page with monkeys, tells us they've been bought out by the Russian mafia, changes their color scheme to pink and chartreuse, announces that they've sold your personal information to a finance start-up company in Nigeria, or whatever other clever idea they come up with. Hah hah. So I have to spend all day going "WTF?" and then remembering "Oh yeah, it's April 1."
So anyway, I guarantee this post is 100% April Fools Free.
Current word count: 186,392.
Below is preliminary line art for the cover of Alexandra Quick and the Stars Above. I made a few change requests (like holding her wand in her right hand, and pointing out that Alexandra should be a little bit skinnier), but I like it and am looking forward to the full color painted version.

So anyway, I guarantee this post is 100% April Fools Free.
Current word count: 186,392.
Below is preliminary line art for the cover of Alexandra Quick and the Stars Above. I made a few change requests (like holding her wand in her right hand, and pointing out that Alexandra should be a little bit skinnier), but I like it and am looking forward to the full color painted version.
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(Anonymous) 2011-04-01 01:34 pm (UTC)(link)http://static.thehollywoodgossip.com/images/gallery/as-bella-swan.jpg
Aside from the seductive gaze and confusing obsession with someone who should by all rights want to eat her, I honestly think of her like this. Not someone who dresses to impress, or is 100% confident and assured, but someone still growing into themselves, and concerned with far more weightier matters than her clothing. In this drawing, she seems too much like the prototypical female protagonist in most yawn-inspiring literature these days.
~DarkSov
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I see what you're saying, but aside from the rather fashionable jacket and belt (which I admit, is probably not really Alexandra's style), she isn't really dressing up in this picture -- she's pretty much just wearing jeans, a long-sleeved shirt, and a jacket. Which is what I told the artist to draw, since in this scene, she's meant to be outside in the cold, looking up at the sky.
(FYI: Your comment got automatically screened, I guess because of the link. I guess it's nice that LiveJournal is finally doing something about spammers, but it would be nice if they screened the posts containing embedded Russian porn spam.)
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(Anonymous) 2011-04-01 07:03 pm (UTC)(link)Yeah, I didn't mean BELLA SWAN, so much as I did the actress. I can never remember her name. She did a movie adaptation of the book Speak for Lifetime some time ago, and I thought she was very good. It's really more that image that I meant, I probably should have been a bit clearer.
~DarkSov