December 31, 2006

Star Crossed Elf

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Filed under: 2. Middle Earth fanworks, Pencil — Tags: — Illinia @ 11:26 am
Amazing what Cassiopeia can do to a person

Amazing what Cassiopeia can do to a person

Star Crossed Elf
drawn about Nov 13, ‘03
posted for Dec 31, 2006
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hylianavatarAn elf at Cuivienen, carrying on from the last picture, glancing around at someone who disturbed him from staring at Cassiopeia, also known as Wilwarin, the Butterfly. Isn’t he beautiful? The stars are still glittering in his eyes… And I shaded it. Isn’t that special?

We watched Mom’s Christmas movie on Sunday, and it was called Cars. I enjoyed it very much, even if I found it a bit predictable at times. For example, in the climactic race, Lightening pulls out of a near-fatal turn… and he still has two more to go. Well, they’re not going to have two more bland turns and have him win… there’s going to be some sort of drama mixed in! And I was right! I do love the lines they put in the trailer, though…
Lightening: “I can’t be doing this. I’m a precision instrument of speed and aerodynamics!”
Mater: “Ya hert yer whaaat??”
I don’t know if the predictability is a good thing or a bad thing… a good thing because it means I’m thinking like a storyteller, or a bad thing because it’s a predictable movie (poorly written). Anyway, it was entertaining, especially the “A Toy Cars Story” during the credits. That was good.

Hey, and I forgot to say that Glorfindel, I think, is my first picture of a male elf with long hair. I finally got my styles straightened out! Now elves with short hair look funny! And I used to think of Legolas with short black hair… o_O7

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