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It took my friends about a year (sic!) to persuade me to watch Once Upon A Time.
Finally, I did. Mainly because their final argument was, “Remember that dark evil dude from Eragon that was the only thing you liked in the whole movie? Well, he’s in it”.And he is GORGEOUS. I know I’m like that old fine Captain Obvious, but he’s seriously gorgeous. All that shifting voice and accent, all that moves (that remind me of my fellow friend Maddy and Gothic singer Roman Rain))), all that delicate trickery, oh dear me, HOW COULD I RESIST THIS TRUE TRICKSTER. Later, my friends confessed that they asked me to watch this only in order to make me paint Rumplestiltskin|Mr.Gold…)))
What can I say? IT WORKED.
See, you all know that I absolutely love painting Clark Gregg, because his anatomy is very close to the one of some art school paragons (meaning: nearly a perfection; not joking, I mean - CHECK DAT SKULL), and this pleases me in a calming way. On the other hand, when I started working on Robert Carlyle’s facial features, I SCREAMED WITH JOY. He is so, so deliciously wrong!..
Ahem.
Anyway.
I hope you enjoy the result.As a bonus - my lovely friend BellaSquirrel reminded me of the following video.
Count that as a working soundtrack ;3
Rumbelle magnet ‘Two halves of the whole’. Made for my friend. I am glad that she liked it =)
Materials: glass 6,5 x 5,5cm, professional colours and contours for glass, foil, magnet and much love =)
So it’s done! Yay!
I had the top stitching and binding done by Sherri Wallaert in Portland. You can find the lining fabric that I used here. I had the “Police Public Call Box” and the text of the telephone box printed at Spoonflower (and I made them available).
Here are some photos I took along the way. My followers may have seen some of these, but I want to document the process for posterity, and maybe explain a few things….
Click through for cola82’s brilliant account of the making of her TARDIS quilt.
And after one final trip with the Ponds, The Doctor kept to himself. Quietly observing the universe from afar, planning his next adventure alone.
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‘Loki’ Lamp. I made it for my friend’s Birthday. She liked it (and still likes, I hope.)
Hexagon lamp with the letters ‘LOKI’, magical staff, and the profile of Loki.
Materials: glass, glass colours and contours, protective lacquer.