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Jan. 7th, 2017
Fandom Snowflake, Day 7
Jan. 7th, 2017 08:27 amI'm saving the ones I've skipped for catching up on later, but this one I wanted to do because it also covers one of my New Year's resolutions, the one about making sure I sketch more and making sure I don't let the desire for perfection overwhelm my efforts.
Day 7
In your own space, create a fanwork. Make a drabble, a ficlet, a podfic, or an icon, art or meta or a rec list. Arts and crafts. Draft a critical essay about a particular media. Put together a picspam or a fanmix. Write a review of a Broadway show, a movie, a concert, a poetry reading, a museum trip, a you-should-be-listening-to-this-band essay. Compose some limericks, haikus, free-form poetry, 5-word stories. Document a particular bit of real person canon. Take some pictures. Draw a stick-figure comic. Create something. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.
Created this over on tumblr, in response to the extremely bitter cold weather we're experiencing in my part of the US this past week. I was cold and begged for Warm!Bucky headcanons and got so many lovely ones it made me doodle my own. :)
Warm Bucky wrapped in a blanket and wearing the fuzzy socks Tony gave him (thank you anon for that), sitting in front of Steve’s fire, too sleepy to keep reading but too happy and content to move. So he’s just sitting there in the moment, totally at peace… and Steve’s over on the couch laughing at his loopy expression.
Pencil on paper, sketched out while watching the first two episodes of Luke Cage on Netflix (which I loved... Luke is so... classy). The background is basically taken from the Captain America's fireplace holiday video Marvel put out this Christmas. If I ever get a Wacom or another digital art device thing like it, I might go back and re-create it as something more comic-booky. Who knows. But for now, it stands as an exercise in stretching my skills a little and sharing without waiting for it to be 'perfect'.
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Day 7
In your own space, create a fanwork. Make a drabble, a ficlet, a podfic, or an icon, art or meta or a rec list. Arts and crafts. Draft a critical essay about a particular media. Put together a picspam or a fanmix. Write a review of a Broadway show, a movie, a concert, a poetry reading, a museum trip, a you-should-be-listening-to-this-band essay. Compose some limericks, haikus, free-form poetry, 5-word stories. Document a particular bit of real person canon. Take some pictures. Draw a stick-figure comic. Create something. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.
Created this over on tumblr, in response to the extremely bitter cold weather we're experiencing in my part of the US this past week. I was cold and begged for Warm!Bucky headcanons and got so many lovely ones it made me doodle my own. :)
Pencil on paper, sketched out while watching the first two episodes of Luke Cage on Netflix (which I loved... Luke is so... classy). The background is basically taken from the Captain America's fireplace holiday video Marvel put out this Christmas. If I ever get a Wacom or another digital art device thing like it, I might go back and re-create it as something more comic-booky. Who knows. But for now, it stands as an exercise in stretching my skills a little and sharing without waiting for it to be 'perfect'.
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