My least favorite is Jin, probably because I really know nothing about that fandom.
Samurai Champloo is not my favorite anime series ever, but I liked the character of Jin. I especially like this picture because Jin is normally very reserved and wears layers of clothing with his hair back in a tight ponytail. Seeing him this undone had a lot of emotional impact for me, and it serves its duty as an icon for sad posts.
You should totally use the "It's a plot device" one more often
I want to (I love that icon), but usually an obvious plot device is the least of the problems I have with a show/movie. So far, I've only been able to use it for that craptastic episode of Torchwood where Gwen and Rhys got married.
And I don't really know why you have the kaleidescope one, other than it's pretty.
Yeah, that's pretty much it. When I first started uploading icons, I decided I needed at least one icon that was non-fannish. I'd been playing around with Kaleidoscope Painter online and finally figured out how to capture and save my creations, so I spent part of an evening making kaleidoscopes and turning them into icons. I made about 7 of them, but I liked this one the best.
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Re: icons
Date: 2008-08-30 05:08 am (UTC)From:Samurai Champloo is not my favorite anime series ever, but I liked the character of Jin. I especially like this picture because Jin is normally very reserved and wears layers of clothing with his hair back in a tight ponytail. Seeing him this undone had a lot of emotional impact for me, and it serves its duty as an icon for sad posts.
You should totally use the "It's a plot device" one more often
I want to (I love that icon), but usually an obvious plot device is the least of the problems I have with a show/movie. So far, I've only been able to use it for that craptastic episode of Torchwood where Gwen and Rhys got married.
And I don't really know why you have the kaleidescope one, other than it's pretty.
Yeah, that's pretty much it. When I first started uploading icons, I decided I needed at least one icon that was non-fannish. I'd been playing around with Kaleidoscope Painter online and finally figured out how to capture and save my creations, so I spent part of an evening making kaleidoscopes and turning them into icons. I made about 7 of them, but I liked this one the best.