We make quite the couple!

teehee someone might recall my old  FFX/star wars AU/crossover

anon requested:

Rikku + Gippal.  doodle

 Pose referenced from  the Evangelion 3.0 Poster.   Idea influenced by Bastion’s Ending Theme

Rikku x Gippal is my OTP

Final Fantasy X-2: Gippal! Done for edtertainer's Final Fantasy collab! This poor Al-behd needs some love… Hehe!

Rikku + Gippal.  doodle

 Pose referenced from  the Evangelion 3.0 Poster.   Idea influenced by Bastion’s Ending Theme

Again, sketching while cleaning. I’m currently under the bed. No monsters here. Or maybe there are, but really tiny ones.

   All terrible pictures, but oh well. This was Fanime 2011, and I learned to knit just for this. That scarf is 13 feet long… Let me tell you a story:

    “There once was a girl who was very excited to make a costume. The costume included a very smashing sunset scarf, it would not simply do to have it blocked in color. NO! It had to fade, like a beautiful sunset in Al-Bhed. The girl bought a huge bundle of yellow yarn and worked tirelessly for three months until it was the desired length. Now… how was she going to get the gradient texture? Using dye of course! So she bought some fabric dye and waited left the scarf to soak in the colors an entire day. PROBLEM: this girl did not read the fine print. The yarn was acrylic….meaning it was plastic…. meaning it could NOT be dyed….. fak. After having a meltdown or two, the girl thought, ‘Well…. sharpies stick to EVERYTHING!!!!’, and they do. She researched how to dye acrylic wigs, and was inspired. She took the basic principals of the dye process and viola! With some 90 proof rubbing alcohol, a spray bottle, and a multitude of sharpies, her sunset scarf was perfect. It wore beautifully at the con…. unfortunately, she forgot to rinse it…. and red dye soaked into her skin…. she inevitably became part lobster. The End.” 

The moral: READ THE DAMNED FINE PRINT