School-themed Fanmix and Picspam
Sep. 29th, 2016 11:07 pm

All Summer Long- Beach Boys
Back To School Again - Grease 2
School is In - Gary US Bonds
Campus - Vampire Weekend
Smokin’ In the Boy’s Room - Motley Crue
I Don’t Wanna Be Learned - The Ramones
School’s Out - Krokus
Graduation Day - Beach Boys
Don’t Forget to Remember Me - Carrie Underwood
I Wish I Could Go Back to College - Avenue Q
Your Favorite TV Schools!

Mood Boards for A TV Show
Apr. 27th, 2016 06:39 pmThis was fun: to do a picspam/mood board for a show/fandom using only stock images, and avoid even location shots. Hope these qualify. See if you can guess...
Template guides courtesy of ResourcesCollection at Tumblr.



Template guides courtesy of ResourcesCollection at Tumblr.



Fandom Aesthetics: Picspams
Feb. 14th, 2016 01:35 am...for
allthingsfandom.
For Sherlock (Elementary) -- For Kaylee Frye (Firefly). Art piece by mermaidunicorn at deviantart -- For Manny Delgado (Modern Family). Phantom of the Opera painting by Raffi Jacobian

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For Sherlock (Elementary) -- For Kaylee Frye (Firefly). Art piece by mermaidunicorn at deviantart -- For Manny Delgado (Modern Family). Phantom of the Opera painting by Raffi Jacobian



Holiday Party Time!
Dec. 30th, 2015 03:19 pmThe challenge at
allthingsfandom is to have a favorite pair throw a holiday party. So here you have it--Abbie Mills and Ichabod Crane, holiday party in their own special way! Click the pics for bigger!
( Party! )
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( Party! )
5 things...
Dec. 13th, 2015 09:50 pmFor
gameofcards. Click for bigger.
Five Movies I Saw in 2015.

Five TV Shows I Wish Weren't Cancelled.

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Five Movies I Saw in 2015.





Five TV Shows I Wish Weren't Cancelled.





Spark of Inspiration Challenge
Nov. 30th, 2015 12:05 am10-song fanmix with front/back cover and links, and 6-image picspam tribute to Guys and Dolls, using the following inspirations: Luck Be A Lady (Frank Sinatra) and Lady in Red textures by Dreamseas.
...and an 11-image picspam for the word prompt Spellbound with thanks to
blue_sunflowers for the idea and the template.

( Songs here... )

...and an 11-image picspam for the word prompt Spellbound with thanks to
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Tails: Favorite TV Animals
Nov. 18th, 2015 01:05 am.
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Clyde, the tortoise who graces our screens sometimes in Elementary.
Lives with Sherlock Holmes and Joan Watson in a brownstone in Brooklyn
Yet disappears for large stretches of time, leaving us to worry and wonder
Does he fend for himself, how does he survive?
Even a turtle needs love, attention, and food. Such as lettuce. Clyde loves lettuce.
True, when he does show up, his appearance is striking
He may bring a missive to Joan
Edging up her bedspread as she sleeps,
Toting a postit with a morning message
Or acting as an ambulance puttering among Sherlock's locks
Rolling over on his back, for as long as he likes
To mimic a paperweight
Or even painting, by his own volition
If Sherlock is to be believed, but to Joan's dismay
Still, we know Clyde would only do what Clyde wants
Even it's a puzzle to mere humans.
"Sherlock! Sherlock, for heaven's sake. I found Clyde in the shower. AFTER I'd turned on the water." A dripping wet Joan, wrapped in a towel, strode into the kitchen proferring a tortoise in front of her. "It's a hazard! To him as well as me!" Quite gently considering the circumstances, she placed the tortoise, seemingly placid except for front legs waving, on the table in front of Sherlock, who was peering into a microscope and apparently heeding no mind. "I don't know whether to be upset that he seems to have the run of the house, or concerned that he is being neglected. It's ridiculous!" Joan paced the kitchen behind the seated man, waving her free hand around whilt the other clutched the towel. "Sherlock! Are you listening?"
Sherlock turned his head to look at her. "Watson. I fail to grasp the controversy. Clyde is clearly thriving, and both appreciates the freedoms, as well as being impervious to the dangers, of life in the Brownstone. Not unlike you and I, am I correct?" He stared for a moment, blinked his eyes, and turned slowly back to the microscope--looking not unlike a tortoise himself, Joan couldn't help noticing, as she spun around and went back to finish her shower. (210 words)

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Clyde, the tortoise who graces our screens sometimes in Elementary.
Lives with Sherlock Holmes and Joan Watson in a brownstone in Brooklyn
Yet disappears for large stretches of time, leaving us to worry and wonder
Does he fend for himself, how does he survive?
Even a turtle needs love, attention, and food. Such as lettuce. Clyde loves lettuce.
True, when he does show up, his appearance is striking
He may bring a missive to Joan
Edging up her bedspread as she sleeps,
Toting a postit with a morning message
Or acting as an ambulance puttering among Sherlock's locks
Rolling over on his back, for as long as he likes
To mimic a paperweight
Or even painting, by his own volition
If Sherlock is to be believed, but to Joan's dismay
Still, we know Clyde would only do what Clyde wants
Even it's a puzzle to mere humans.
"Sherlock! Sherlock, for heaven's sake. I found Clyde in the shower. AFTER I'd turned on the water." A dripping wet Joan, wrapped in a towel, strode into the kitchen proferring a tortoise in front of her. "It's a hazard! To him as well as me!" Quite gently considering the circumstances, she placed the tortoise, seemingly placid except for front legs waving, on the table in front of Sherlock, who was peering into a microscope and apparently heeding no mind. "I don't know whether to be upset that he seems to have the run of the house, or concerned that he is being neglected. It's ridiculous!" Joan paced the kitchen behind the seated man, waving her free hand around whilt the other clutched the towel. "Sherlock! Are you listening?"
Sherlock turned his head to look at her. "Watson. I fail to grasp the controversy. Clyde is clearly thriving, and both appreciates the freedoms, as well as being impervious to the dangers, of life in the Brownstone. Not unlike you and I, am I correct?" He stared for a moment, blinked his eyes, and turned slowly back to the microscope--looking not unlike a tortoise himself, Joan couldn't help noticing, as she spun around and went back to finish her shower. (210 words)
Picspam for screencap prompts
Nov. 7th, 2015 05:43 pm...for a challenge at
gameofcards. I liked the prompts--they come from this tumblr. The picspam is all Sherlock BBC.

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Card Meanings: The Two
Aug. 1st, 2015 12:03 pmThe challenge at
gameofcards is to do art/writing on the theme of playing cards. Up next: The Two. Like the Tarot they are based on, "regular" playing cards have meanings given certain schools of thought. This time I used the cartomancy interpretations explained here.
So, first, a Tumblr graphic with the qualities, then a picspam of various related pairings--mostly friends-types, since I'm not a huge shipper, but there is one category....You tell me if (1) you can identify the individuals; and (2) whether they fit the description! Remember, even concepts that seem to us to be "negative" can have positive meanings...
As a backdrop, I used the analogous Tarot cards from the amazing deck, Tarot of the Wild Unknown.




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So, first, a Tumblr graphic with the qualities, then a picspam of various related pairings--mostly friends-types, since I'm not a huge shipper, but there is one category....You tell me if (1) you can identify the individuals; and (2) whether they fit the description! Remember, even concepts that seem to us to be "negative" can have positive meanings...
As a backdrop, I used the analogous Tarot cards from the amazing deck, Tarot of the Wild Unknown.








Card Meanings: The Ace
Jul. 18th, 2015 09:23 amThe challenge at
gameofcards is to do art/writing on the theme of playing cards. Up first: The Ace. Like the Tarot they are based on, "regular" playing cards have meanings given certain schools of thought. I started with this one, Cards of Life, that associates each card with certain birthdates, and certain life qualities.
So, first, a Tumblr graphic with the qualities, then a picspam of various individuals born on the key dates. You tell me if (1) you can identify the individuals; and (2) whether they fit the qualities! [Scan around at the link for the names if you want; you can also look up your own birthdate there!]
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So, first, a Tumblr graphic with the qualities, then a picspam of various individuals born on the key dates. You tell me if (1) you can identify the individuals; and (2) whether they fit the qualities! [Scan around at the link for the names if you want; you can also look up your own birthdate there!]


What I did for my Hiatus challenge
Jun. 21st, 2015 10:57 pmThis worked out, themtically, anyway. Warning: spoiler for the past season finale...
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( Here... )
Glee--Through Children's Eyes
Mar. 28th, 2015 03:03 pmWe got a lot of inspirational prompts for this challenge at
tv_universe, but the one that got me was to pick a song for our inspiration. I've been lately obsessed with a kids' album that we grew up with--and recently dusted off for our nephews--Through Children's Eyes by the Limeliters. (And here at Amazon. Read the comments!) I especially love Morningtown Ride, written by the amazing Malvina Reynolds, and the imagery of singing a kid to sleep with the idea of getting on a rockin', rollin', ridin' train "bound for Morningtown, many miles away." To connect it to something TV-related, well of course, I went with Glee.( Here! )
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Big Inspiration Challenge at TV_Universe!
Feb. 25th, 2015 03:48 pmWe got a lot of inspirational prompts for this challenge, but the one that got me was to pick a song for our inspiration. I was at the time obsessed with a kids' album that we grew up with, and recently dusted off for our nephews, Through Children's Eyes by the Limeliters. (And here at Amazon. Read the comments!) I especially love Morningtown Ride, written by the amazing Malvina Reynolds, and the lovely imagery of singing a kid to sleep with the idea of getting on a rockin'. rollin', ridin' train "bound for Morningtown, many miles away." To connect it to something TV related, well of course, I went with Glee.( Under construction.... )