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Big Fat Icon Post (SDK, Saiyuki, Bleach, Fruits Basket, Blade of the Immortal)
I've been having much too much fun with my icons. At first I felt very protective and parental and didn't want to let any of them go, but now that I have lots of them, I don't mind so much ... and it's very warm and fuzzy to see them show up in other folks' posts.
Samples:
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Some Notes:
9. Lyrics adapted from those of a traditional British folk tune.
10. With apologies to certain boutique popular with Gen Y.
12. Inspired by the Young Lady, who said that Gojyo's going-adventuring wardrobe in the first books made her think of what happens when you let preschoolers dress themselves.
27. Yes, I know, everyone makes an icon out of this picture. But there's so little good Furuba art online. Let me know if you have a pipeline to some more! (And besides, I messed with his mouth a little to make it look more like the manga Hatori.) Lyrics from The Who, of course, in "Tommy."
28. Ummm ... there may be a generation gap issue here. The reference is to Dr. Suess' immortal work On Beyond Zebra.
29. Lyrics from folksinger Carrie Newcomer (song: "It's Not OK")
If there's another one I use regularly that you'd like to have, you can always ask ... (the ones I still feel the most protective about are the Yukimura ones I use regularly), and I love making them by request too.
ETA: And I meant to put all the disclaimers: no hotlinking to my poor Earthlink account, please credit, etc. etc.
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Enjoy ... and I can't believe I just solved my own blippin' Furuba art problem: Aethereality Gallery, the same folks who have the second-best SDK art collection (after dear departed SDKPOWAAA) and from whom I've been getting my recent best Saiyuki art.
D'oh!
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Me too! It's funny, because they were one of the first sources of SDK materials I ever found, and then when I learned about SDKPOWAAA, I forgot all about them. And now they're triply valuable because they have things for most of the other series I'm reading!