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My bigbang art gets posted tomorrow. It's for a lovely story, so I should probably get to finishing all the art soon, huh?
On to the recs:
Art:
Metallicar as a woman by![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
stereowire, now depicted at the correct age. And further proof that hotness has absolutely nothing to do with how old you are. The coloring is amazing, the tattoo is delicious and the lighting is incredible.
Fic:
I just finished readinggretazreta's bigbang fic The Accompanist. Here's the summary the author gave:
Dean learned to play the piano at his mother’s knee. Now, fifteen years after her death, his talent for music is a secret he keeps from everybody, especially his father. Stuck in a small town for the rest of the school year, looking after a brother who’s growing apart from him, and training for a future of hunting that he’s not sure that he wants, Dean finds an unlikely confidant in an elderly Jewish man who’s haunted by his own secrets. It’s a year of firsts, hunting alone and falling in love, but when a monster from the tragic past starts wreaking havoc on the people of the town, Dean must come to terms with his own fears and desires in order to save the people he cares about the most.
If you liked the summary, yes, it's that good and better. If you're iffy about the summary, the fic is far superior. I left a slightly incoherent comment probably because of the pesky little tears in my eyes. I loved it so very very much.
On to the recs:
Art:
Metallicar as a woman by
stereowire, now depicted at the correct age. And further proof that hotness has absolutely nothing to do with how old you are. The coloring is amazing, the tattoo is delicious and the lighting is incredible.Fic:
I just finished reading
gretazreta's bigbang fic The Accompanist. Here's the summary the author gave: Dean learned to play the piano at his mother’s knee. Now, fifteen years after her death, his talent for music is a secret he keeps from everybody, especially his father. Stuck in a small town for the rest of the school year, looking after a brother who’s growing apart from him, and training for a future of hunting that he’s not sure that he wants, Dean finds an unlikely confidant in an elderly Jewish man who’s haunted by his own secrets. It’s a year of firsts, hunting alone and falling in love, but when a monster from the tragic past starts wreaking havoc on the people of the town, Dean must come to terms with his own fears and desires in order to save the people he cares about the most.
If you liked the summary, yes, it's that good and better. If you're iffy about the summary, the fic is far superior. I left a slightly incoherent comment probably because of the pesky little tears in my eyes. I loved it so very very much.