: Art for Out Of Bounds
Today I explained fan art to my father. He's an art director in Canada, fairly well-known, who's won the advertising awards year after year.
And then I sent him a stack of fan art, including the two new pieces from![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/userinfo.gif)
miso_no_tsuki:
Miso No Tsuki is back, this time drawing John's tense short program in the figure skating AU, Out Of Bounds. Miso reveals the sheer athletism and pressure of the sport, along with its goofball glitter and sequins.
Miso No Tsuki was kind enough to draw John in the figure skating AU, Out Of Bounds. As a bonus she gives us that same program, but this time in practice, with the glitz stripped away.
Yah gotta have aaaaaaart!
Today I explained fan art to my father. He's an art director in Canada, fairly well-known, who's won the advertising awards year after year.
Whee! I have fan art!
What is fan art, do you ask?
Fan art is when someone reads your story and loves it enough to crack open the pencil box and start drawing. Fan art is a feather in your cap. Fan art is a sign that you've reached your audience. Fan art is a chance to see if the reader sees what you see. Fan art is a look into the minds of your readers.
Fan art is the greatest.
And then I sent him a stack of fan art, including the two new pieces from
miso_no_tsuki:
Miso No Tsuki is back, this time drawing John's tense short program in the figure skating AU, Out Of Bounds. Miso reveals the sheer athletism and pressure of the sport, along with its goofball glitter and sequins.
Miso No Tsuki was kind enough to draw John in the figure skating AU, Out Of Bounds. As a bonus she gives us that same program, but this time in practice, with the glitz stripped away.
Yah gotta have aaaaaaart!
Current Mood: pleased