The Quick Slickers by allthingsgood [G]

[allthingsgood]

Valentine For: gravidy

Title: The Quick Slickers
Author/Artist: allthingsgood
Type of Valentine: Art
Disclaimer: Harry Potter belongs to J K Rowling. No profit is being made.
Rating: G
Warnings: None.
Notes: Hope you enjoy this, gravidy! All additional credits are in the final notes.
Summary: "He had fallen into a deep cynicism over what had crossed his path and plotted the

Comments

[streetscribbles]

Um. JESUS CHRIST, Amy.

This is absolutely fucking sensational, and I know you must be incredibly tired out from hearing me praise just about everything you do, so this probably doesn't generate the same genuiness, but it really should - I'm BEYOND impressed. Normally, I just love your work - it's aesthetically pleasing and creatively stimulating, and produces like, eyegasms all around, but this was a step above and beyond that. You did such a good job with the drawings of them. And you're right, it's definitely something that promo pictures of Tom Felton/Emma Watson lack and it's that classic elegance. It makes the whole thing feel very aristocratic, very prestigious. And for lack of a better word so I steal hers - timeless, like Bambu said.

SO nice. And the choice of text usage is perfect. I have absolutely no complaints. Not even if I tried. Not even if you were a total bitch whose ass I wanted to kick. ANYWAY - totally floored. Love. I am so proud of you, Ames! This is my new favorite - YOU'll always be my favorite artist - and I don't think that'll change for awhile. ♥

PS. Sorry about the double commenting.
PPS. I can see the rain. :)

[streetscribbles]

Oh hey, yo, it says Quicky Slickers in the subject. Typo?

[allthingsgood]

JEEZ I'M SUCH AN IDIOT. Thank you for catching my unruly-ness, Betty :P

[allthingsgood]

THANK YOU! I was so nervous about posting because I've been talking to you about this too much and was extremely worried you'd be let down :P

You reaffirm my faith and you make me feel good to be a graphic artist :)

I was slightly worried that my main text (the "philosophers" quote) was a little too much but I really like to see D/Hr as equals rather than something else, so they can both be uppity philosophers in my book :D

Too much smilies! :P :) :D

Thank you again, Betty!