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This journal will most likely be a live sketchbook of sorts: it'll have doodles, writings, and ideas. A place for me to get all those artsy little thoughts down. Expect chaos and inkblots, ( Read more... )

This is fanart for copperbadge's tremendous novel, Nameless. I was inspired by a lot of lovely visuals in the story-- I think I may have said that it makes me want to paint. Which it does. Which I did ( Read more... )

A while ago I got in a decidedly icon-making mood. So I made these ( Read more... )

Well now this is interesting. It's been a while since I wrote any decent (read: post-worthy) GO-fic; I attribute it to the massively depressing loss of both of my copies for seven months. But moving on ( Read more... )

And yet another Brideshead fic! I'm really on a roll here, or something; I actually wrote this a few days after Salt and Honey, and there's one more on the way ( Read more... )

Aaaaand here's all the moleskine prismacolor goodness. Basically, as p01s0n3d knows, I've been snowed in for quite some time (since last Sunday, actually) and the result has been an explosion of creativity. All of these drawings were done within the past few days ( Read more... )

Ahaha. So I have been arting for quite some time (yes, I did just turn art into a verb) and accumulated quite a collection. Here's some stuff from sophomore year that I've had the opportunity to photograph... although my photos are not so good. D:

The following dump will contain all of my fun moleskine prismacolor gewgaws; stay tuned!

( I am mildly synaesthetic. This is what the word 'maybe' looks like to me. )

I've long loved the book Brideshead Revisited, by the extraordinary Evelyn Waugh. The relationship between Charles and Sebastian is probably the biggest reason why I adore it so, although the dizzying prose is probably a good second ( Read more... )

I was listening to the Vitamin String Quartet's cover of Death Cab's "The Sound of Settling" (have I mentioned how much I love Death Cab?) and I guess this is the result ( Read more... )

And this is the second of the Peter ficlets! I was hoping to write his commentary on Remus and Sirius separately, but then I figured my slashy mindset + Peter's ability to pick up on the small details (that's always how I've seen him, at at any rate) would prevent me from doing so. Thus, Peter's commentary on their relationship, or what he thinks ( Read more... )