roou replied to your post: Go and see Hugo.
I don’t really see a solid plot w/ that movie… But someday I will see it
I don’t usually do this on opinions, but I’m going to say this one; you’re wrong.
I didn’t expect it either. Trust me. You have to go and see this film or you will regret your cynicism to the end of your days.
… And that’s coming from someone from a miserable little island that specializes in cynicism.
If there is one, small, tiny, microscopic detail of your life that I persuade you to act upon dear lord let it be this one.
I have never been so emotionally ravaged by a film.
I couldn’t cry in the cinema because I was so bound by it but I am crying right now and I have never felt less ashamed of it. This film means so much for me, so much for film and for history and my god I am so glad that someone made it.
Please go and see it.
That’s better.
Well, marginally.
Spent a little more thought and a lot more genuine pencil lead on these ones (urgh, stylus drawing, bleh), so he’s looking a little better now. Closer to my idea of him anyway.
Love drawing those handle-suspenders, I really want a pair now…
So there’s that waste of an hour, thanks to everyone who put up with me being a moron idiot :D It was fun. And weird. And my laptop still sounds as if it’s going to take off but HEY WHATEVER.
http://www.livestream.com/albionhands
We’re on the air! There might be Wheatley! And I have to leave in an hour!
Page 6, and sadly I might have to call it at this one- school projects have to take priority. Besides, this has been great fun and I don’t want it to turn into a chore, if you follow. Don’t worry though! I’m certain to remain a hapless Portal and Blue Sky fan, and there will doubtless be more doodling in the short future.
Thanks to everyone who’s been kind enough to give me feedback on these, it’s really appreciated!
Going into Orbit
Someone with Wheatley’s height would make this sort of father/child bonding game into something absolutely magical.
As long as he didn’t put his back out first.
I think I’m proudest of managing to draw an expression that isn’t actually there on the page. Happy Wheatley~
This is amazing in too many ways to count.
