The icon says it all (with a smile)
Jan. 11th, 2009 08:46 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
strangetomatoDon't ask me why I was so dedicated to the task of making an icon with Ripp giving you all the finger, but once the idea popped into my head, it became a personal challenge (and you never know when something like that could come in handy, right?). Sim hands are ridiculously stumpy and lacking in detail, so it looks pretty goofy and a little like one of those foam sports hands that fans wave, but I think it came out looking okay, don't you?
The stupid grin keeps it playful, so even when used to tell someone to sit on it, it doesn't appear overly aggressive. I can easily imagine Johnny on the receiving end of this gesture, instead of, say, Tank.
I have writer/simmer's block. Can you tell?
The stupid grin keeps it playful, so even when used to tell someone to sit on it, it doesn't appear overly aggressive. I can easily imagine Johnny on the receiving end of this gesture, instead of, say, Tank.
I have writer/simmer's block. Can you tell?
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Date: 2009-01-12 02:30 pm (UTC)Capslock Land scared me at first... Until I ventured out into the deep, dark depths of the chatroom. It's fun to talk to people about (quite perverted) nonsense every once in a while. Oh who am I kidding, I'm bunk mates with Elmer. Thats right, we live there and Juan and Leroy are our next door neighbors. I'm way too used to it now- and besides, after a while, regular letters (what they call "lapscocking") becomes a bit strange.