Writer's Block: Going boldly

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I'd say Lieutenant Kyle, because then I'd be brave and British and pretty long-lived as far as redshirts go.

But to be honest my first thought was Amanda Grayson. Then I could sit around and listen to Sarek's voice all day! As far as kicking ass all over the universe sounds like fun, I'm more of the quiet, private type. And seeing as I'm uncomfortable around overly affectionate people I think I could even get used to being married to an emotionally repressed Vulcan. The "Come attend me, my wife" schtick would get old soon though, we'd have to have a discussion about that.

My God, listen to me basing my answer around who I'd marry, this isn't like me at all. But to be fair, Amanda Grayson's brave and kind and well-read, and she was a teacher before she retired to Vulcan. Of all the women in TOS, she's definitely one of the more admirable ones.

And I'd get to do those cute little Vulcan finger kisses! ♥

Fanart: Before the race

Tilly's drawing all the time again, must be the end of a semester.

This has been lying unfinished on my desk for a while, I first started on it when leaper182 and I were discussing Steal Napoleon's Dictionary!, a Lupin III TV special that's not the best of its kind, but we agreed one of its highlights is seeing Inspector Zenigata in appropriate attire in a classic car race.

Seeing as I skipped over the good Inspector for my last bit of Lupin sketching silliness I thought it was time to give Zenigata his due.

( And everything's better when there's breeches involved )

A moment of silence, please, for my trusty mechanical pencil that perished during this process. It has served my family for many years - I stole inherited it from my sister at least five years ago and I think about ninety percent of the drawings I've posted here were made with that Pilot Supergrip. But alas, it gave up the spirit.

...And then I discovered that the Pilot Supergrip is possibly the cheapest mechanical pencil out there, and I so I bought an identical one for pocket change. Ah to live in a consumer society!