Odds and Ends
A collection of things I like, aka my place to be a magpie.
Expect a lot of lynxes, London, and BBC Sherlock.
Other interests include Harry Potter (I'm a Huffleclaw), His Dark Materials (my daemon should be obvious), Diana Wynne Jones' books (especially Chrestomanci), travel, Nintendo games, nature, aquariums, Neil Gaiman (yes, both his writing and him as a person), Doctor Who, and Being Human (BBC).
Me:
22, female, bisexual, demi/grey-A, senior at Hendrix College majoring in Environmental Studies (but currently taking a year off and living in Norman, OK), ISTJ, ADHD-PI.
If you want to know anything else (or just want a random conversation), my ask is open!
I don't always follow back. If I don't follow you, it's not because I don't think you're a cool person; I just don't think I would reblog your posts very often.
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Go on then eject me, see if I care.
I’m really going to miss her.
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I AM REALLY UPSET BY THE LACK OF A CHRESTOMANCI FANDOM
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tea-kitten asked: I'm going to see you in Dallas in June and just read your response to a question about what book tours are like for you; enlightening, to say the least. What do you do mentally to get through signing books for like 4 hours at a time? What sorts of things keep you engaged and excited when you feel like you can't do something a moment longer?
The people who are there to get their books signed are wonderful, and they keep me going. There is always someone new in the line, and everyone has...
Quick little doodle of Claire from Questionable Content while I was working on a bigger piece- just needed to step away and paint something a little more mindless to freshen up my hand.
Holy shit that is beautiful :o
(via wallmakers)
Alex Brewer, otherwise known as HENSE, was recently hired to create a massive mural on a historic but derelict church in a waterfront neighbourhood of Washington, D.C.
(via thingssheloves)
Maurizio Bongiovanni is the man behind the brush of these incredible paintings, all of which are on his Flickr.
(via forfuturereferenceonly)
