In your arms, sweet Death should dwell
Jan. 5th, 2006 03:17 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ladybug_archivehttp://pics.livejournal.com/insaneladybug/pic/00002sdw/g2 I finished the preliminary sketch and inking! This one I wanted to upload before coloring. It can be interpreted either in the original way, where it is symbolic of Alexander's feelings on his self-appointed mission to kill Alister, or it can be interpreted as literally depicting Alexander as an Angel of Death. Either way, I really like it. ^^ Thank goodness I found a picture of Sailor Pluto holding the Time Key so that I could get Alexander's arms and hands right. XD; And in case anyone is wondering why he's holding the glaive down, it's for no better reason than that holding it at that angle was the only way I could fit the weapon part in. Though if you wanted, you could imagine it as symbolism for him bringing death.
And here is the link to the first part of my psychological fic, if anyone wants to look. http://www.fanfiction.net/s/2736049/1/ I'm really hoping to get some reviews on this, even though I'm mainly writing it for myself. (I think most of my best stories have been written for myself and not for anyone in particular.) I write what I want to see written, because hardly anyone else does. XD;
Earlier I had a dream that is actually useful and that was fun to dream! That's pretty rare for me. ^^; I dreamed that Dartz and Alexander were on a business trip at an old hotel in NYC, and then they got involved in a good old-fashioned mystery without any magic or supernatural stuff. It involved the Mafia, I think. And there was a mysterious woman. Also rare about this dream was that at one point I started to wake up, but I wanted to keep dreaming, so I managed to go back to sleep and slip back into the dream again. I'm hardly ever able to do that.
Dad had some episodes of Law & Order: Criminal Intent from the library and we watched a couple. The first was okay, but the second was bizarre. O__o; And I don't like the fact that the sole focus is the crime. I want to see relationships between the characters, like on the X-Files! That's just about the most important thing to me, so for the show to not really have that is a big downside. I don't know that I want to watch any more of it. **shrug.**
Yesterday morning I watched more Saiyuki: episodes 5, 6, and 7. **coos.** I love 6 and 7! Those are the ones with Sanzo's friend who went crazy from implanting a Talisman in his body. Sanzo got speared, Goku went berserk, Sanzo had to eventually kill his former friend. . . . It was intense. And I love the part at the end where Sanzo has a flashback to where he's talking to his master (Koumyuu? I always forget how to spell it), and his master is musing about the birds flying and that, if there was no place for them to go, they might regret having wings at all. "Perhaps true freedom," he says, "is having somewhere to come home to." And then it shows Sanzo stumbling along and seeing the Jeep with the others up ahead. X3 And they play Open Up Your Mind. I swear, that song is going into a bikers fic!
And here is the link to the first part of my psychological fic, if anyone wants to look. http://www.fanfiction.net/s/2736049/1/ I'm really hoping to get some reviews on this, even though I'm mainly writing it for myself. (I think most of my best stories have been written for myself and not for anyone in particular.) I write what I want to see written, because hardly anyone else does. XD;
Earlier I had a dream that is actually useful and that was fun to dream! That's pretty rare for me. ^^; I dreamed that Dartz and Alexander were on a business trip at an old hotel in NYC, and then they got involved in a good old-fashioned mystery without any magic or supernatural stuff. It involved the Mafia, I think. And there was a mysterious woman. Also rare about this dream was that at one point I started to wake up, but I wanted to keep dreaming, so I managed to go back to sleep and slip back into the dream again. I'm hardly ever able to do that.
Dad had some episodes of Law & Order: Criminal Intent from the library and we watched a couple. The first was okay, but the second was bizarre. O__o; And I don't like the fact that the sole focus is the crime. I want to see relationships between the characters, like on the X-Files! That's just about the most important thing to me, so for the show to not really have that is a big downside. I don't know that I want to watch any more of it. **shrug.**
Yesterday morning I watched more Saiyuki: episodes 5, 6, and 7. **coos.** I love 6 and 7! Those are the ones with Sanzo's friend who went crazy from implanting a Talisman in his body. Sanzo got speared, Goku went berserk, Sanzo had to eventually kill his former friend. . . . It was intense. And I love the part at the end where Sanzo has a flashback to where he's talking to his master (Koumyuu? I always forget how to spell it), and his master is musing about the birds flying and that, if there was no place for them to go, they might regret having wings at all. "Perhaps true freedom," he says, "is having somewhere to come home to." And then it shows Sanzo stumbling along and seeing the Jeep with the others up ahead. X3 And they play Open Up Your Mind. I swear, that song is going into a bikers fic!
