Ted Lasso is still going, so that means I’m still drawing my favorite characters. Aside from Jamie Tartt, Roy Kent is next in line and their budding bromance this season has been everything. So here’s the brilliant actor playing Roy, Brett Goldstein.
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Fan Art Friday: Phil Dunster
Or as most people probably know him: Jamie Tartt from Ted Lasso. Like most other people I haven’t seen him in much else, but I plan on changing that as quickly as possible. In the meantime, I’m enjoying the heck out of new Ted Lasso episodes while simultaneously going back and watching the first two seasons again! I know, I’m weird!
Read moreFan Art Friday: Raul Castillo
You know, Raul Castillo has been a part of so many things I’ve seen over the years, but it took watching the short-lived but brilliant series, Looking, for me to finally pay attention. Since then, I’ve sought out a lot of his independent film work and this man is an incredible chameleon! Most recently he shined in the critically acclaimed drama, The Inspection, and I hope to see him in the Sundance favorite, Cassandro in the near future. If you haven’t seen any of Castillo’s work, I recommend checking out Army of the Dead or Cha Cha Real Smooth to start. Then prepare to get lost in his greatness like I did.
Read moreFan Art Friday: Don Broco
This time next weekend I will be seeing Don Broco for the first time, but not the last time, this year! I am so excited! You get some old artwork because I’ve been too busy and a little bit unmotivated recently. Enjoy regardless, and be on the lookout for the concert review!
Read moreFan Art Friday – Combo Pack Edition
Two fun things are happening this weekend, so that means you get double the artwork! It’s not new, but still, enjoy it for what it is. Anyways, those two fun things seeing White Reaper again and the Oscars on Sunday! Thus, you get the band and nominee, Cate Blanchett.
Read moreFan Art Friday: Xavier Dolan
I’m honestly surprised it’s taken me this long to draw Xavier Dolan given how much I fawned over his 2019 film Matthias & Maxime. And in case you’re confused, he’s a writer, director, producer, and actor, and he is freaking amazing. I still have a fair bit of his filmography to go, but if what I’ve watched so far is anything to go by, then I know I won’t be disappointed.
Read moreFan Art Friday Flashback: Elizabeth Banks
Bringing this old SNL bumper of Elizabeth Banks out of retirement because her latest directorial effort, Cocaine Bear, is in theaters today! I know I certainly can’t wait to watch it later, and I imagine a lot of other people can’t either.
Read moreFan Art Friday: White Reaper
I think at this point you all knew this was coming. Again, go listen to these guys!
Read moreFan Art Friday: Benedict Cumberbatch
Over the course of many years I’ve come to appreciate Benedict Cumberbatch. Top of the list is last year’s Power of the Dog and August: Osage County. So now you get a drawing. Enjoy!
Read moreFan Art Friday: Panic! at the Disco
It’s the end of an era, folks. The other day, remaining and sole (?) member of Panic! at the Disco, Brendon Urie, announced the band’s end as he chooses to focus on his family. I wasn’t too surprised that this once dominant four-piece finally puttered out. Sure, the pop masses still ate up anything he offered, but I tapped out a few albums ago. There were decent songs here and there, but nothing can match the brilliance that was their debut into the world, A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out. I remember hearing “I Write Sins Not Tragedies” at thirteen and just getting the coolest feeling. I immediately sought out the record, and luckily my parents didn’t investigate too far into it and bought it for me. I’ve seen them live at least four times over the course of my life and I just hope that if someday the band gets resurrected that we get the lineup of that era, but for now, I will reflect and be happy.
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