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At the moment, I'm really, really enjoying Paul is Undead. At first, I was annoyed with the awesomesauce zombies, but I got over it as soon as Paul started pounding on John's door and demanding he "take his medicine" and John shouted at him to "shut your gob". I think I love this book. Made me love George "Pisces Fish" Harrison even more (he's adorable). Made me want to become a zombie!
Art from my R.P "Walking the Ghost" set in a town in 1977. My partner, J.M, plays Mrs. Williams, a 50 year old immortal... thing. She can dissolve into a pool of sentient blood. She only needs a little bit of her to make the shape of a human, so most of her (practically a lake of blood) is in the basement of her boarding house.
I play James Cupid, grad student at the Grove Center for Paranormal Investigation majoring in hex, jinx, and curse studies. He has mild paper-based tactile ESP, meaning that when he touches paper, he can feel the emotions left behind by the last person that had contact with it.
Top Right: James was convinced that she was a ghost at first. Here, he's trying to test her reflexes to light, seeing if she has sense enough to make her pupils dilate when confronted with light. She's rather annoyed with this.
(I forgot to draw the couch in my haste -.- Yeah, they're sitting, looking through Mrs. Williams' wedding photo album).
Bottom left: First meeting; James arrived at her boarding house looking for lodging.
Bottom right: Sick of his investigating and accusing (and suspecting he might be a vampire), Mrs. Williams attempts to slap James with a cross.
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At the moment, I'm really, really enjoying Paul is Undead. At first, I was annoyed with the awesomesauce zombies, but I got over it as soon as Paul started pounding on John's door and demanding he "take his medicine" and John shouted at him to "shut your gob". I think I love this book. Made me love George "Pisces Fish" Harrison even more (he's adorable). Made me want to become a zombie!
Art from my R.P "Walking the Ghost" set in a town in 1977. My partner, J.M, plays Mrs. Williams, a 50 year old immortal... thing. She can dissolve into a pool of sentient blood. She only needs a little bit of her to make the shape of a human, so most of her (practically a lake of blood) is in the basement of her boarding house.
I play James Cupid, grad student at the Grove Center for Paranormal Investigation majoring in hex, jinx, and curse studies. He has mild paper-based tactile ESP, meaning that when he touches paper, he can feel the emotions left behind by the last person that had contact with it.
Top Right: James was convinced that she was a ghost at first. Here, he's trying to test her reflexes to light, seeing if she has sense enough to make her pupils dilate when confronted with light. She's rather annoyed with this.
(I forgot to draw the couch in my haste -.- Yeah, they're sitting, looking through Mrs. Williams' wedding photo album).
Bottom left: First meeting; James arrived at her boarding house looking for lodging.
Bottom right: Sick of his investigating and accusing (and suspecting he might be a vampire), Mrs. Williams attempts to slap James with a cross.
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