Tealin Draws with Tablet! Footage at 11!

[tealin]

I drew with a tablet. I don't know how those tablet people do it. Colouring's OK, but lines?



Eponine and Cosette. I think I'm stealing Eponine from someone else I've drawn but I don't remember who.




Hmm. I think I like the tablet ones better; for all their grobbliness, they've got more soul. And Cosette looks like my mental image of Sophie from the O'Brian books. Sorta.

And now for something completely different:

tulanoodle drew "Emo Snape," which I thought was a fabulous idea, and drew this before I saw her drawing (which she told me about over the phone):

Quick, someone get him a latte Withe a 1,000 Elephants!
Well, my brain knows a good pun when it sees one (and bad ones too, more often than not) so it immediately progressed to:

EMU SNAPE!

The credit is all hers.

Oh, I am so very clever. How I do kill myself. Har har har.

Comments

[tannhaeuser.livejournal.com]

“Grobbly”?

By the way, that’s a lovely De la Tour by your “Sacrament Model” Quiz result on my LJ. I fell in love with The Little Mermaid when I saw that among her collection was De la Tour’s La Madeleine pénitente à la veilleuse (“Whats a fire and why does it—whats the word?—‘burn?’”).





Oh, I forgot to say that your art is brilliant—but do I really need to repeat it? It’s a given. Anybody who can draw Harry Potter with a ketchup packet doesn’t need to worry about tablets.

[cambryn.livejournal.com]

I haven't watched that movie in YEARS. I need to watch it again simply to see the painting now. I love La Tour. Such beautiful works, for the most part, though occassionally the people can get a bit weird in the face. *Am such an art history geek*

[twirlynoodle.livejournal.com]

I didn't pick it; it came with the quiz.

(I did like the results, though)

And it was a skewer stick! A skewer stick! It was just like a very very thin pen that needed to be dipped every five seconds!

[tannhaeuser.livejournal.com]

I know you didn’t choose it. You don’t suppose I’d have picked that Pink Horror, do you? That very tendentious quiz ought to have given me Vierzehnheiligen, or at the very least St. Peter’s (though I suspect the author was avoiding that as too trite).


Oh, a skewer stick! Well, that makes all the difference in the world! Obviously, you have no real talent after all!

ARGH!