fanart: Starcrossed (A Dog's Breakfast)

[astridv]

Title: "Season two. 'Nuff Said."
Rating: C for cheesy
Summary: Just be glad this pic doesn't come with dialogue.
Notes: I regret nothing! Also, this may not make much sense if you haven't seen 'A Dog's Breakfast'. (Not that I'm saying this'll make much sense if you have seen it...)

[eta: added a second version.]






Preview:

Okay, I have no idea where to post something like this. Doesn't exactly count as SGA...

Comments

[cesare]

FanTAStic!

[carolyn_claire]

Oh, that's great. And they look so happy! :)

[telesilla]

I love this! Paul's little smirk is awesome. :)

[ratcreature]

I have no idea what this is about, but it looks very dramatic. As for announcing it, I think the SGA newsletter covers the 6 Degrees of SGA fandom as well, at least I've seen Sanctuary stuff in it. So maybe you can get it included there. Also there is the SGA 6 Degrees comm: http://community.livejournal.com/sga_6degrees/profile

[sqweakie]

The kind of cover any cheesy scifi show would love. I really liked it!

[rheanna]

Hee! Wonderful!

Edited to note that every time I go to type 'Starcrossed' I feel I MUST put an exclamation mark after it. It can't just be 'Starcrossed', it has to be 'Starcrossed!'

[astridv]

I *loved* Paul and Rachel in those roles. Totally hysterical!

[astridv]

Not sure about the newsletter, think I'd have to ask a mod first. But 6degress is of course the perfect place to link this.

You haven't seen A Dog's Breakfast? Starcrossed is the show in the show, Kate Hewlett's character dates one of the actors from that SF show (played by Paul McGillion). And they watch clips from Starcrossed which are just... ah, you have to see them. I LOL'd a lot.

[astridv]

I was suprised how *easy* it was to draw something this clichéd. And FUN.

[astridv]

Starcrossed!!!
I want to see that show now! It sounds like a pretty neat idea for a series.

[astridv]

That robot army doesn't stand a chance, and they know it. ;)

[astridv]

Thank you! :)

[ratcreature]

Actually the last newsletter issue already included it, so it was apparently on topic for the SGA newsletter.