I Draw Best When Procrastinating

[tealin]

Whoever gave Flash such big margins is a godsend and a curse.




Another Hiesen– er, Daniel Craig. I haven't checked – is this one exactly like the one I drew before? I felt pretty good about it, anyway. He's got such funny lips. My sister came up with a BRILLIANT gag sketch idea last night so I got back onto drawing these guys. I can't post my Niels Bohr/Stephen Rea one yet because that'll give away the gag.


I had intended to draw this scene back when I was doing all that Monstrous Regiment stuff but never got around to it. It's when Blouse is headlocked by the ... the whozit, um, cavalry guy? Y'know, who they 'take prisoner.' He's supposed to be pointing a cutlass at some vulerable fleshy area of Blouse's torso but seeing this in the margin of my storyboard might have disturbed my co-workers. (LJ readers can be disturbed all they like, though.)

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[twirlynoodle.livejournal.com]

Yeah, everyone used profanity, and guns ... a lot... but my goodness was the cinematography ever perfect. Daniel Craig played the son of the mob boss (Paul Newman) who is generally pure evil. That was the only thing I'd ever seen him in before Copenhagen and I didn't think I'd be able to see him as anyone else, but watching Copenhagen so many times has overwritten that. Heheh.