BIG Fanart Post Part 1

[liev]

I know, nothing going on here for a long time now. I apologize for that, but I just have been too busy to update. Which means that this update is gonna be big ... and in two parts ;), cause we all love to split things up.

[08] Grey's Anatomy icons (mainly season three) 
[16] Lord of the Rings icons 
[33] Pirates of the Caribbean icons(mainly from DMC

Comments

[pretty_cure]

Very lovely icons! Do you have the Picture from this Icon, yet`?

[liev]

I searched for it, bit it`s one of those pics I don`t have on my computer. But I would guess considering the look on their faces it`s most likely the scene where Jack falls down the stairs with his glass of dirt ;)
At least they look very irritated to me. But I could be wrong, sorry I can`t help you more, bit I really didn`t find it anywhere.

[pretty_cure]

Oh yeah! That can be, I thought first it would be a new Photo from PotC:AWE, because the Icon was between two Icon from the new film!
Thanks for your help!

[enedlhach01]

Those are too good...

[doran_icons]

I like the LOTR and X-Men, especially "long gone" and "still lonely". The 2nd X-Men wallpaper has "loosing" instead of "losing" on there, though, which kinda ruins it. Otherwise it's really neat--where're the lyrics from?

[liev]

Actually, I wrote them, something I barely do, so it`s a really special wallpaper to me.

I don`t know, english is not my mother tongue and all the time I`ve been learning it I was convinced that it was loose rather than lose. Well I guess I was wrong there ;)
Thanks a lot for the comment.

[doran_icons]

Ooh neat! I'm always awed by people who can write lyrics . . . wow. They're lovely ones too. :))

Ehh, I'd never have known by that that you weren't a native speaker--too many of them get it wrong too, lol. I just get picky about it, 'cause it makes a difference to the quality of the creation whether the spelling is right or not. The way to remember it is the rule that the double O goes with the S sound, the single O goes with the Z sound. Hence "loose", pronounced as written, is the opposite of "tight", or "tighten", depending on whether it's being used as an adjective or a verb, and "lose" means to misplace or forget the location of something, and is pronounced "looze". One looses the shoelaces but loses the shoes. The other thing to remember is that "loose" is not often used as a verb, so if you're using a verb, it's more likely than not to be "lose".

Keep up the awesome graphics production!

[shieldmaidenjen]

Gorgeous! Nomming #17 at lotr_awards on Monday!

[pink_chocochip]

Awesome icons! Snagged some LotR and PotC. Great job. Will credit and thanks! :D