ART POST: So I'm this thing called a...what's the word again...DORK!

[sweetprince]

poninepontmercy asked for the Boys in the Victorian Era. You know, tophats and the like. But my period is actually the Regency. DUDE, TIGHT TROUSERS! BOOTS! MR. DARCY! Seriously, what more could one ask for? So I er, fudged it a little. Kaley, don't kill me, they have collar points and weskets on! It's amazing.





So, actually, nothing was really that difficult in this piece. I'm kind of amazed. Ordinarily I'm bitching at the paper and the pencil and the figures on the page for a good ten minutes, but this one just flowed out. Yay, REGENCY PERIOD CLOTHING.

I really want to go and write this crazy story where Sam was found in a handbag in Brighton and John took him on as a ward and then he dies and Dean runs the estate and Sam goes off to Uni because he's in love with Dean and Dean keeps fending him, but Dean needs Sam's help so he sends for him to come home and their are lots of balls and eventually Dean gives into the force that is Sam and then their is fucking. And lots of polished Hessian boots. And Bella trying desperately to win Dean over when the London Season starts, and Dean being like "Good heavens, no! I have an adoptive brother who gives quite spectacular blow jobs! Why on earth would I trouble myself with you?"

So I kind want to put the eras in one big post on like...Wincest or something. Do any of you support this? Or shall I hide my crazy eratic (AHAHAHAH, VERY POOR PUN) art!

Comments

[dark-reaction.livejournal.com]

Well I don't see how I could possibly manage to do that. I could produce the handbag at any moment. It is in my dressing room at home. I really that should satisfy you, Lady Bracknell.

Hee, I love Wilde. I have the complete works at home and I brought Earnest with me for school. I think in my version he probably won't be found in a handbag, I just felt like being pompous and referencing things.

[cormallen.livejournal.com]

I love Wilde quite a bit as well - I don't have the complete works anymore, they were one of my big losses in my last move, but I do have the pages on Project Gutenberg bookmarked, and am slowly replacing with those little Penguin editions :)
I could sit here and quote this back and forth with you pretty much all day, seriously. It's one of my favorite plays, and I know it more or less inside out. So, stop me whenever, but until then -

Me, sir! What has it to do with me? You can hardly imagine that I and Lord Bracknell would dream of allowing our only daughter - a girl brought up with the utmost care - to marry into a cloak-room, and form an alliance with a parcel?

[dark-reaction.livejournal.com]

I played Algernon in the play. So I have a particular fondness for him!

[cormallen.livejournal.com]

Drat! Ok, you've outdone me. I've never been in a Wilde play. Umm... all I got is Eugene O'Neill, in high school.

[dark-reaction.livejournal.com]

Hee! My best friend played Jack, because there wasn't enough guys, so it was kind of hilarious. People were like, I never noticed the gay undertones in those two characters before, because we were really ridiculous!