#interview from hell

I am glad that for the most part people leave Caitriona alone. She's usually the scapegoat. Even when it's entirely Sam's mess like it is now.

I am glad the Balfe/McGill family are left alone, celebrating the holidays and don't have to worry about the fandom mess. This mess at least has revealed one thing: they only really care about Sam.

Thanks for your message, sent on the 28th of December, Anon. 😬

8 January 2016 Gif: @contemplatingenjoyingoutlander E!

https://www.eonline.com/videos/244373/caitriona-balfe-sam-heughan-set-romance-rumors-straight (gif source)

Video 📹 from 8 January 2016 in link ⬆️

Happy Anniversary 🍾

Remember… six years fly when you’re having fun.

NO BECAUSE

I’m so stupid i was like an open book i didn’t know what to do😭😭😭

I’ve never had such an experience!!! LIKE??

Halfway through i just wanted to walk out.

God he just gave me the creeps 😭😭

I hate being the person who doesn’t try something before giving up BUT COME ON? HOW CAN I TOLERATE THAT?

I have been looking at what Mario has shown us yesterday. It is a cartoon bible of a animated TV series called “Interview from hell”. Mario has given this to us through email so study how it was put together so that we would learn from this to put our art books together for our 3rd year project.

As I was looking through the pages I thought that this book was the biggest that anyone has ever made. I liked how much effort was put in to making this book, because there are pages where drawn work takes over the whole page leaving no room for written words.

Based on looking on this, I have been thinking about how I should structure my art book. If images speak for themselves where there aren’t any words, then perhaps I should learn from this how I should done the same.