
With all the transgender talk it was bound to happen.
I hereby urge the more talented folk to one-up me. Come on, it's not that hard.
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RJ Shep wrote:K A H wrote:Ann Murray (though I know Iain has no surname in the canon),
You mean this?
Tenma wrote:<snip>
Should this be creeping me out?
MarkusN wrote:Tenma wrote:<snip>
Should this be creeping me out?
No, it shouldn't. Good one.
Ack can't remember the names of the TG cast, nor access it right now. You do have Derek there, don't you?
MarkusN wrote:Tenma wrote:<snip>
Should this be creeping me out?
No, it shouldn't. Good one.
Ack can't remember the names of the TG cast, nor access it right now. You do have Derek there, don't you?
About braided male hair: The celts did, this, of course: (pic of Obelix cut to save space)
It was also common during the baroque and rokkoko periods.
I think it was also common among pirates. Oh, and among some native Americans, of course.
I was ambiguous, actually; I wanted to address Tenma, and that should have read "You do have a Derek there, Tenma, right?"K A H wrote:MarkusN wrote:Ack can't remember the names of the TG cast, nor access it right now. You do have Derek there, don't you?
Yeah, I've arranged the list to make it a bit easier to read (see above).
Yep, that's why men usually can't grow their hair quite as long as women, because it grows slower. It's a rare guy who can grow his hair to waist length.K.A.H. wrote:I remember reading somewhere that hair can only get so long before it starts falling out and growing in again naturally - the life span of a hair is something like three to five years.
K A H wrote:(I presume that while Obelix is a fictitious character, Albert Uderzo did a bit of research into what people looked like in Roman-era Gaul.... or perhaps he just drew what he thought looked cool? I don't know, I've just read the stories, not the history behind them.)
Tenma wrote:<snip>
Should this be creeping me out?
Later...
--Tenma
MarkusN wrote:I was ambiguous, actually; I wanted to address Tenma, and that should have read "You do have a Derek there, Tenma, right?"K A H wrote:MarkusN wrote:Ack can't remember the names of the TG cast, nor access it right now. You do have Derek there, don't you?
Yeah, I've arranged the list to make it a bit easier to read (see above).
MarkusN wrote:Got my hands on Photoshop 7.0. This sure has come a long way from the crappy 2.5 I normally use.
K A H wrote:Fabian Bradley (it's either that or Philip and there's already one of them)
GrassyNoel wrote:Not sure about the hairstyles, but IIRC Asterix and Obelix were modelled on Goscinny and Uderzo themselves, respectively. And of course, Gauls were Celts, like today's Bretons and Channel Islanders among others, so perhaps that's why they are drawn with braids?
GrassyNoel wrote:She wouldn't be the first girl to be named after her father. Remember "Plenty O'Toole"?
Haesslich wrote:Tenma wrote:<snip>
Should this be creeping me out?
Later...
--Tenma
Only in the fact that you've created an Evil Mirror Universe Deirdre/Derek...
Though even that's a faithful rendition...
K A H wrote:GrassyNoel wrote:She wouldn't be the first girl to be named after her father. Remember "Plenty O'Toole"?
.... yes, thank you Neil.One of the daftest names in a film series rife with 'em. (Actually, a non-fictitious example would be TV chef Nigella Lawson, named for her father, Chancellor under Thatcher Nigel Lawson.)
Note that I said "got my hands on", not "got". There's a fine difference there. Plus the temporal restrictions still apply. But I'd like to do more. I especially owe the audience a contribution in the best appreciated fanart genre.Tenma wrote:W00t.MarkusN wrote:Got my hands on Photoshop 7.0. This sure has come a long way from the crappy 2.5 I normally use.The pic looks 100% better. Does this mean we'll see more art from you in the future?
Woo Hoo!mzacher wrote:...Sketch Time!
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